Constitutional Amendments on Education Grants and Official Roles
Nebraska voters face three proposed constitutional amendments. The first would permit state grants to aid students in nonpublic schools, capped at one third of the per student cost in the local public district. The second redefines governor and lieutenant governor duties, alignment of tickets, and full-time lieutenant governor responsibilities. The third details executive office succession and board service, outlining terms and residency, with post 1975 lieutenant governor serving on boards in place of the governor.
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United States
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Cheyenne County
Chadron State College
Nebraska Constitutional Amendments Propose Higher Education Board
Amendment No 14 would create a nine member Board of Trustees of Higher Education replacing separate boards and govern all higher ed institutions including the University of Nebraska state colleges and junior colleges. Amendment No 15 would institute annual legislative sessions with time limits and carryover rules, replacing biennial sessions with a review of odd and even year lengths and adjournment provisions.
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Eould
Board of Regents
Board of Trustees
University of Nebraska
Board of Trustees of
State Colleges
Board of Trustees of Higher Education
Nebraska constitutional amendment on Board of Trustees for Higher Education
Proposed Article VII section 10 outlines creation of a nine member Board of Trustees for Higher Education elected from nine districts. It sets six year terms, district redistricting after each census, and noncompensated service with expense reimbursement. It also details Legislature rules for annual sessions beginning 1971, session lengths, quorum, officers, expulsion thresholds, and punishment for disrespect to the Legislature.
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Nebraska
Public Notices Published by Frank Marsh Spcctors of State
Respectfully submitted statement appears in filings by Frank Marsh Spcctors of State. Notices run in three weekly editions during October 12 19 and 26 1976.
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Frank Marsh
Nebraska Voters Urged to Use Crib Sheets at Polls
Nebraska voters should bring crib sheets and sample ballots to polling places on election day to speed voting. Deputy Secretary of State Allen J. Beermann notes 15 proposed amendments require careful review and explains new ballot wording. He suggests clipping published samples, counting on minutes to cast ballots, and consulting county clerks for disabled-voter rules.
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Nebraska
Allen J. Beermann
Beermann
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Acote
Board of Trustees For Higher Education
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Kentucky
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3Rd Dist
2Nd Dist
M.G.P. Nissen
Ralph Englert
Don J. Tedesco
Kenneth L. Rose
George L. Bailey
Democratic Central Committee
Maurice Nelson
Frank B
the Morrison
Senate
Ben Galloway
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