THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1969
alvation of the State is the Watchfulness of the Citizen
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Valentine Sen. Elvin Adamson has sponsored a pair of bills, LBs 167
and 168, which would lower the contractual and voting ages.
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Sen. Lester Harsh of McCook is chair
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peatedly, he .has had little to say re
garding bills directly affecting youth.
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The fate of Nebraska for the next biennium its agencies,
its institutions, its people will be recorded here in the
coming months, a type of predestination for our state for
the future two years. ,
The Senators:
District by District
(Letters to senators may also be addressed:
State Capitol,. Lincoln 68509)
Dist. Senator Home Address
1 Irving Wiltse Falls City (320 E. 16th St.)
2 Rick Budd Nebraska City (1412 1st Ave.)
3 Orval Keyes Papillion (RFD 1)
4 Henry Pedersen, Jr Omaha (1114 So. 79th St.)
5 Eugene Mahoney Omaha (4956 So. 41st St.)
6 Harold Moylan Omaha (3862 Calif. St.
7 William Skarda, Jr. Omaha (1720 Monroe St.)
8 C. F. (Pat) Moulton Omaha (2316 Fontenelle
9 Sam Klaver Omaha (Patterson Bldg.)
10 Clifton Batchelder Omaha (6875 State St.)
11 Edward Danner Omaha (2870 Pinkney St.)
12 Richard Proud Omaha (2224 So. 110th St.)
13 George Syas Omaha (5312 Fontenelle)
14 Florence Reynolds Omaha (6820 No. 24th St.)
15 E. Thome Johnson Fremont (2121 Parkview)
16 C. W. Holmquist Oakland (115 E. 2nd St.)
17 Elmer Wallwey Emerson (RFD 1)
18 W. H. Hasebroock West Point (544 Lincoln)
19 J. W. Burbach '. Crofton
20 Bill Bloom Omaha (5602 Frederick)
21 Thomas Kennedy Newman Grove (Box 326)
22 Herb Nore Genoa
23 Loran Schmit David City (RFD 3)
24 Wayne L. Schreurs Seward (194 E. Seward)
25 Jerome Warner Waverly
26 John Knight Lincoln (5400 Garland)
27 William Swanson Lincoln (2612 LaFayette Ave.)
28 Roland Luedtke Lincoln (325 Park Vista)
29 Fern Hubbard Orme Lincoln (3025 Sheridan Blvd.)
30 Fred Carstens Beatrice (718 No. 12th)
31 Willard Waldo DeWitt
32 Theodore Wenzlaff Sutton
33 Richard Marvel Hastings (919 No. Lincoln)
34 Maurice Kremer Aurora (1415 7th St.)
35 Don Elrod Grand Island (Box 17)
36 Leslie Robinson Kearney (RFD 2)
37 Wayne Ziebarth Wilcox (Box 68)
38 Lester Harsh MCook (2205 Norris Ave.)
39 Herbert Duis Gothenburg (2013 Lake)
40 William Wylie Elgin
41 Rudolf Kokes Ord (2410 LSt.)
42 James Waldron Callaway
43 Elvin Adamson Valentine (Box 428)
44 Ramey Whitney ChaDDell
45 Ellen Craft North Platte (1512 West B)
46 Harold Simpson Lincoln H805 No. 30th St.)
47 Robert Clark Sidnev (2622 El Rancho)
48 Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff (Box 170)
49 Leslie Stull Alliance (Fowling Route)
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Hastings Sen. Richard Marvel chairs the
Budget Committee; in private, he has been a
critic of University administrators regarding
the institution's budget requests.
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Dan Ladely
John Nollendorfs
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Infamous Terry Carpenter of Scottsbluff h23 introduced more bills
than any other legislator; true to style, he has been an ambivalent
criticsupporter of young people.
Gov. Norbert Tiemann has proven to be a staunch
defender of the state educational system and Ne
braska's youth; the Republican has endorsed and
introduced legislation to improve the quality of state
educational institutions and to give youth a greater
role in the affairs of Nebraska.
