Sidney City Council proceedings cover paving bids and zoning
The Sidney Nebraska city council meets in regular session approving electrical licenses and multiple building permits, accepting bids for paving districts 31 32 34 35 and curb gutter district 33, and authorizing use of Inland Construction Co for districts 36 and 37. They also award the airport shop hangar bid to Tom Seeley, authorize a special engineer for paving work, discuss zoning requests for Clarkson additions and Wolf Addition, approve the Wolf Addition plat and dedicate easements, and authorize leases and advertisements for airport land and oil and gas rights. The meeting adjourns with various resolutions filed and city clerk directed to record.
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Lowe
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Crumrine
Tobin
H. Lenz
H. F. Cochran
Western Construction Co
J. W. Underdown
W. Aurich
Geo. Cronk
J. S. Bright
F. Bayliff
H. W. Wolf
D. Hendricks
W. H. Davis
A. H. Read Co
Cheyenne
Diamond Engineering Co
Grand Island
Inland Construction Co
Omaha
Fidelity and Casualty Co
New York
Tom Seeley
Sidaney
Sidney Telegraph
E. Y. Grupe
RSE
B. C. Grabill
Clarkson
Planning Commission
Lewis Million
Frank E. Gadd
Raymond H. Aurich
Melvin Herman
Glenn W. Draper
Wolf Addition
Indian Hills Addition
Midwest Electrical Construction Company
Thomas Lumber Company
Armco Drainage & Metal Company
Don Weber Construction Company
Sidney Municipal
Thomas Lumber Co
Armco Drainage & Metal Co
Don Weber Construction Co
Motier
Cheyenne County
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City of Money
Nebraska Proposal Bans Extra Public Officer Compensation
A 1952 Nebraska constitutional amendment proposes that no public officer may receive extra pay after services, nor have pay adjusted during a term. It allows adjustment for multi member courts or commissions when members begin or end terms at different times. The measure appears on the November general election ballot.
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Nebraska
Nebraska constitutional amendment on motor vehicle tax method
A proposed Nebraska amendment to Article VIII would let the Legislature set a different method for taxing motor vehicles and allocate motor vehicle tax proceeds to the state and local units in proportion to each unit’s share of county levies on personal tangible property. The measure outlines that other taxes remain uniform by valuation.
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Taxes May Be Authorized by Law, Legislature to Decide
The report notes that property taxes may be authorized by law and that existing revenue laws will remain in effect until changed by the Legislature. The statement underscores potential legislative action governing tax authority.
Nebraska Legislature Vets Nonpartisan Term and Pay Amendment
Proposal to amend Article III section 7 sets two year legislative terms begin January after general elections. It prescribes a 1250 dollar annual salary plus actual travel expenses for each regular or special session. It bars extra pay or perquisites and limits compensation to salary and per diem for staff.
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Nebraska
Proposed Constitutional Amendments on Nebraska Education Structure
The notice outlines proposed amendments to establish a State Department of Education with a State Board of Education and a Commissioner of Education, detailing appointment, salary, and alignment with current laws. It contrasts with opposing amendments, noting changes to constitutional articles and sections.
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State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Nebraska
Proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment on education department
A draft amendment proposes adding four new sections to Article VII creating a State Department of Education with a State Board of Education and a Commissioner of Education. The department would oversee the state school system and other activities directed by the Legislature.
Storing Carrots for Fresh Refrigerated Storage
Carrots should be stored in a cool place preferably the refrigerator. Remove the tops and wash the roots before refrigerating to maintain freshness.
Antinomianism Defined as Gospel Above Law
The doctrine argues that the Gospel of the Christian faith nullifies the old moral law, freeing believers from its binding requirements. It frames salvation by faith over works and rejects legalistic obedience.
Nebraska Constitutional Amendments on State Board of Education
The text outlines amendments to establish a six member State Board of Education elected from six districts for six year terms with nonpartisan ballots and expense reimbursement. It details appointment powers for the Commissioner of Education, setup of executive officers, and a board of education for state normal schools with ex officio Commissioner of Education. It also fixes salaries for the Lieutenant Governor as twice that of a state legislator.
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Cation
State Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
State Department of Education
Nebraska
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Amendment to Nebraska Constitution on constitutional convention
Ballot measures propose letting the Legislature fix the number of delegates for a constitutional convention and set district boundaries and election methods. The opposing view questions legislative control and district definitions as part of Article XVI Section 2 guidelines.
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Nebraska
Proposed constitutional amendment on convention calls
Text outlines when a legislature may call a constitutional convention, requirements for voter approval, convention size up to 100 members, district nomination rules, timing of meeting, and that amendments from the convention take effect only after a majority statewide vote.
Nebraska Amendment Publication Requirement Talk
A constitutional amendment proposal in Nebraska seeks publication of notices in newspapers once weekly for three consecutive weeks. The opposing view argues for the publication arrangement in the same three weekly issues.
Proposed Nebraska Constitutional Amendment Submissions 1952
The text outlines a proposed amendment to Article XVI section 1 to be voted on at the November 1952 general election. It details passage by three fifths of the Legislature, journal entry with yeas and nays, weekly newspaper publication, separate ballot for amendments, and a 35 percent approval threshold for adoption. James Pittenger, Secretary of State, certifies the notice published four times in October.
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Nebraska
James
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Harve Lindley
H. W. Quinn Henry Jenik
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Gen. Electire
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Tiney’s Elec. Co
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