Cheyenne County Votes On 15 Amendments In 1971 Ballot
Cheyenne County voters backed 12 statewide amendments but rejected the 20 year voting age by 22 votes 1341 to 1319 and defeated a 10 year Supreme Court district reapportionment 1263 to 1107. They narrowly opposed No 9 granting Supreme Court over other courts 1144 to 1125 while supporting No 3 reading bills in full No 4 retired judges No 5 revenue bonds for colleges No 6 property tax levy limits No 7 pay for legislators No 8 petition changes No 10 tax classification power No 11 investment of educational funds No 12 subsidies to nonpublic schools No 13 Governor lieutenant ticket No 14 higher ed board No 15 annual legislative sessions starting 1971.
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Nebraska Supreme Court
New Governor Named Senator Stays Same
The Associated Press reports mid morning results from enough precincts to avoid change. Hruska leads Morrison 217,804 to 199,206 for U S Senate. Exon defeats Tiemann 227,662 to 190,869. Walsh 11,958. Rep. Martin reelected in the third district with 77,776. Searcy 52,649. Reagan defeats Marsh for Lieutenant Governor 230,120 to 174,442.
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Associated Press
Frank Morrison
U.S
Roman Hruska
Hruska
Morrison
Tiemanm
J.J. Exon
Walsh
Dave Martin
Don Searcy
Frank Marsh
Ronald Reagan
Rights and duties under social security explained
Claire W. Schuneman outlines duties to apply for a social security card report earnings accurately and notify address changes. She notes benefits require action when eligible and explains disability survivor and retirement protections along with Medicare parts and automatic hospital coverage at age 65.
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Social Security
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Wote
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Illinois
Redwall
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