Paper Clothes The Answer To Ironing Worry
A Nebraska legal notice precedes a long list of proposed constitutional amendments from the 1967 session, detailing age for electors and governance of state colleges, county office consolidation, taxation, university regents, parole board, and highway bond powers, to be voted on November 5 1968. The piece then shifts to an article by Jane Speece urging disposable paper clothes as a solution to ironing, noting their materials, performance, and limited laundering resilience for institutional use.
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University of Nebraska Extension Textiles
Amendments and Legislative Procedures Provisions
The text outlines that amendments may be proposed by the Legislature and, if three fifths agree, entered on the journal with yeas and nays. They must be published weekly for three consecutive weeks in at least one newspaper per county before the next election or a special election. Voters will decide on separate ballots.
Supreme Court Original Jurisdiction in State Officer Elections
The Supreme Court shall have original jurisdiction in election contests involving state officers other than members of the Legislature.
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