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' iTW crooked as I dog4i Hind leg, and
,evrybddy knows it, Kelly aid during tha
noon tepesi. Concerning those who argued
that the motion to reconsider' was out of
6rder, Kelly laid, rrhey cartiay iny damn
thing thewanU"';
Not oniyliali Luidtke refused to ftbnor
the 'motion to reconsider, he would not
rule on whether the motion was valid, thus
denying Kelly the opportunity Marvel later
gave him to override the chair,
' v f 'xl' ; -jeliy attack! ' 'f
When Neligh Serh John DeCampmoved4
id. luspend the; rulei oft LB221. Kelly
begin his attack, DeCamp offered the fno
tion because Kelly reAised,
to!m being landfeaggei by the liquor In
dustryi now represented by sen, Decamp,'1
Kelly laid, DeCamp withdrew the motion,
When the chair Would not entertain Kelly!
motion to reconsider Kelly may have tost
the support of Marvel,
"If'th motion to reconsider is not
taken up by the speaker, he has effective
ly killed LD221 for this year," Kelly said.
After taking up the motion, ruling It out of
order , and . being overruled, ' Marvel
abstained on the final vote to reconsider,
, Marvel had .defended himself earlier,
laying that he had voted for LD221 before,
and was not trying to play my games.
. Marvel was overruled on a 3245 vote,
but three senators, tow Newell of Omaha,
Frank Lewis of Dellevue and Gerald Coch
changed their votes to Kelly's side for pur
.poses of reconsideration, .. s . .'
Newell,' In fact, moved to reconsider the
vote to overrule the chair, but Marvel ruled
tha motionout of order, and Newell did
not challengeit,
Marvel ruled the motion but of order
following a half-hour, recess of the Legls
. lature, during which former senators were
Introduced on their special day to visit the
capitol.. ; ' V
The two delays in the later afternoon
Neweir! -motion and the introduction of
the former, scnatorsmay have caused
just enough time tb pass for Kellys re
consideration attempt to fall.
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