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Court precedents may stall
removal of ERA ratification
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Lincoln Sen. Shirley Marsh said Tuesday
that the State Attorney General's office has
expressed doubt that the Unicameral can
remove the state's ratification of the Equal
Rights Amendment (ERA).
Nebraska was the second state to approve
the proposed amendment last spring but a
resolution has been introduced this session
to repeal that action. Introducers of the
resolution include Sen. Richard Proud of
Omaha, Sen. William Hasebroock of West
Point, and Sen. Irving Wiltse of Falls City.
According to Marsh, the attorney general
has expressed "great doubt whether this
(action) can be done" to nullify the state's
ratification.
Two apparent precedents have been set
on such actions, she said. In 1860 two states,
which had confirmed the 14th Amendment,
voted to remove their approval and, in 1870,
New York voted to drop its support of the
15th Amendment.
Marsh said the attorney general told her
that in both cases the U.S. Secretary of State
already had certified approval of the
amendments. The states which had approved
the amendments, but later changed their
minds, were listed as approving the
constitutional changes.
Regardless of the legality concerning the
proposed resolution, Marsh said she expects
the Legislature's Government Committee to
advance the proposal to the Unicameral
floor.
"The committee will want each senator
to make a public stand," the Lincoln senator
said.
Early speculation had been that the
resolution faced difficulty in gaining
approval by the Government Committee
which is chaired by Omaha Sen. Ernest
Chambers.
Although Chambers has not set a date for
a public hearing on the resolution, he has
promised that one will be held.
Marsh said she hopes the state's 48 male
legislators will realize that "long established
womens groups that have deep concern for
women" support adoption of the
amendment.
Although initial opposition to the ERA
seemed to come from "small, localized
areas," Marsh said that recent mail strongly
approves the Legislature's initial ratification.
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Sen. Shirley Marsh of Lincoln . . . smiles after the attorney general's office said
Tuesday that Nebraska may be unable to remove its endorsement of the Equal
Rights Amendment (ERA) while Sen. Richard Proud of Omaha pensively
awaits action on his proposal to retract approval of the ERA.
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daily nebraskan
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