Lobbyist:
women's
groups lack
coordination
Yvonne Leuing told the second weekly
WomenSpeak meeting Tuesday that the
several existing state women's groups lack
coordination and compared Nebraska's
women's movement to a missionary
movement left without a cause after its
goals are reached,
Leuing, who is a registered lobbyist for
Women's Lobby Inc., said several bills are
currently before the Unicameral that she
said are of special concern to women.
Among them she said are :
-Lincoln Sen. .Wally Barnett's LB23,
which she said would revise the language
concerning rape. She said the Women's
Lobby-supports the bill, and expects it
to pass this session.
-Three bills concerning the treatment
of children, all of which were introduced
by Lincoln senators. LB 19, proposed by
Shirley Marsh, requires a court to appoint
a special guardian in child abuse cases if
no parent or guardian can be located or
brought before the court.
A second Marsh proposal (LB20) asks
that the state provide protection for
neglected children in a law related to
child abuse. LB373, introduced by
Barnett, proposes establishing a State
Department of Children and Youth to
coordinate state agencies which counsel
parents during family problems involving
the child. Leuing said there are now
10,000 families in Nebraska headed by
women.
Two bills concerning welfare, which
Leuing said affects women because 90 per
cent of Nebraska welfare recipients are
women and children. LB397, sponsored
by Bellwood Sen. Loran Schmit, would
allow the State Welfare Dept. to set
welfare assistance rates while LB 192,
proposed by Lincoln Sen. Harold
Simpson, asks that aid to dependent
children payments be raised.
-LB417, introduced by Lincoln Sen.
Roland Leudtke and Omaha Sen. John
Cavanaugh, which would provide
community based correctional
institutions in Omaha and a
maximumminimum security institution
in Dncoln.
Leving said there are few women in
correctional institutions and are likely to
be lost in the shuffle.
A prisoners rights bill.
-LB524, sponsored by the
Miscellaneous Subjects Committee,
proposing limited access to criminal
records. ,
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