Nebraska ballot measures on voting age and bill readings
Legal notice lists constitutional amendments proposed by the 1969 Legislature eightieth session for Nebraska. It includes a proposed 1970 amendment to lower voters age to twenty, a proposal to eliminate reading bills at large before final passage, and provisions on Supreme Court and district court judge duties and temporary assignments.
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Supreme Court
District Court
Sas
Olgas
Nebraska
Supreme
Proposed Constitutional Amendments on Redistricting and Bonds
The document outlines multiple Nebraska constitutional amendments. It includes Am2 proposing mandatory reapportionment of the Supreme Court districts after every federal census, six districts, with county lines followed when possible. It also mentions Am4 allowing retired judges for temporary duty, and amendments on Supreme Court composition, revenue bonds for University of Nebraska housing and facilities, with bonds paid from facility revenues.
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Supreme Court Judicial
Supreme Court
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
Board of Trustees
Nebraska State Colleges
Mate Board of Educcion
Constitutional amendment to repeal county mill levy limit
The article details a proposed constitutional amendment allowing highway and university bonds financed by specific revenue sources while preserving interest payments. It also states a county could exceed current property tax mill levies only with a voter approval. A vote FOR would authorize the Legislature to set the county mill levy limit and raise the tax cap. a vote AGAINST would keep the present limit.
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Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
Board of Trustees
Nebraska State Colleges
State Board of Education
Veterans’ Administration of the
United States
Nebraska voters weigh ten amendments on November ballot
Voters consider amendments including a Commission on Legislative Compensation seven members named by the Governor, revised petition thresholds for home rule charter changes, for and against options on judicial reform and county courts, and tax exemptions for personal property and homesteads under Article VIII.
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The
Legiola Frere
Commission On
Legislative Compensation
Commission On Legislative Compensation
Proposed Amendment No 1 would limit educational fund investments
The text outlines a constitutional amendment to assign investment responsibility for educational trust funds to a Legislature governed board, while preserving Board of Educational Lands and Funds control under legislative direction. It notes the need for legislative approval of governor appointments to the board and mentions Article VII sections 1 and 9.
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Board of Educational Lands and Funds
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Legislative Council
State of
District
Supremes Court
Aec
State Colleges
Sould
Acote
Ment
Cote
Home Rule
Nebraska Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
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