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Re-e!ect
SHIRLEY MARSH
To The Legislature
Shirley is a strong supporter of sound, sensible
education programs and she has worked hard to
conserve human and natural resources.
Shirley has been a homeowner in the 29th district
since 1946, is a graduate of the University of Nebraska,
and the proud mother of six children.
Vote for SHIRLEY MARSH
Paid by Shirley Marsh, Re-Election Committee.
Roger B. Anderson, Chairman, 7100 Old Post Road No. 2, Lincoln, NE
Eames Irvin, Treasurer, 2929 Bonacum Dr., Lincoln, NE.
t vote tOH this proposal will rt-Jtuv -the number of Supreme Court judicial districts from to
with these to coincide with the J congressional 'districts: provide that 2 judges would be selected
from each of these J districts: provide that am judge serving on the effective dale of this amend
ment would continue to verve until his position became vacant for any reason: and repeal the
provision for the redistrictmg of the former f Supreme ( ourt districts following the I S. census
every ( years.
I vote I O. I . VST this proposal will retain the present 6 Supreme Court judicial districts and
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I ne provision for reaisiricang o mem uier trie c ..j. aci ' cm..
Constitutional amendment to change the number and forma
tion ot Supreme C ourt judicial districts.
FOR
AGAINST
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 2
. vote B1E this proposal will reduce the membership of the ( ommission on Judicial Qualifi
cation from II to 10: add the sanctions of reprimand, discipline, censure and suspension of
fudges without pay for not to exceed months to the present ones of removal or retirement, add a
new ground of conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice for such sanctions, and author
ize the Supreme C ourt to disqualify a judge whenever there is pending against such judge a felony
charge, and on its own motion or recommendation of the C ommission remove a judge whenever
such fudge pleads guilty or no contest to a felony charge.
A vote AHA IS ST this proposal will retain the membership of the Commission on Judicial
Qualifications at 11: will retain the present provisions allowing only the sanctions of removal or
retirement of pdes on certain grounds and not add the proposed additional sanctions listed
above: will not add the additional ground for sanctions of conduct prejudicial to the administra
tion of justice: and would not add the proposed new authority of the Supreme C 'ourt regarding the
disqualification or removal of judges when charged with or pleading guilty or no contest to felony
charges.
Constitutional amendment to change membership of the Commission on Judicial Qualifica
tions and to provide additional disciplinary measures and an additional ground for discipline
applicable to a Justice or Judge ot the Supreme I ourt or other judge.
FOR
AGAINST
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 3
FOR
AGAINST
. vote tJfi this proposal will authorise the legislature to en
act legislation providing that the increased value of real properly
resulting from improvements designed primanh fr energ con
servo t ion may be exempt from lax til ion. such exemption I" be
upon any terms, consideration and restrictions prcs, ribed by the
legislature.
A vote AHA I SSI' this proposal will not authorize the Legislature to enact legislation any
A md providing that the increased value of rail propern resulting from improvements designed
primarily for energy oneration may be exempt from taxation
constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to provide a tax exemption on en
crux conservation improvements as prescribed
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 4
FOR
AGAINST
I vote t OU this proposttl uould proide thiit ihc I et;islawe
shall na t a nn 'thod i f jinant ini; publu dia ati "i u lu h u
meet the state's rcsponsibdilx to pnmde m,nnicnani e and sup
jiorr ni a thorough and ctf'hicnt swtem i,mmnn sin,.
sxhii h method shall not ret on propertt la cs . ; extent ill, it
tin unfair and r ssic burden is imposed on proper! onners
t vote A (i I IS S J this proposal sould noi add to the i onstuution the ab,c mandate ihc
1 1'!,' slaimc relative 10 ihc ,; iment of ; plin for the finam oie nt publu edu, anon in ihc suite
Constitutional amendment to provide that the I egislature en.ui a svsu-in ol tinaiuing ptihlii
education which does not impose an unfair and excessive piopcMv tax buidcn
LINCOLN TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM BOND ISSUE
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Shall the t uv ( ounul ot the i;v . I ituoln in ilk outitv ol I .ukuMci Stale ot
Nebraska boiiow monev .md pledge 'he viedil ol the itv ot I iruoln Nebraska upon its
gencial obligation bonds m ihe pniK.p.il amount not to exceed Smmmhki ,,r the purpose ol
puuhasing and aicpmmg buses related equipment l,. the I hkoIii I Musculation
Svsiem. including lull sie busCs I,.,;,.!, ,ns ML,llv su.u.,s flN heruhes shop
tools and ecpnpmenl. and the illation ol solar heating unit lor ihe I iruoln
I taiispoilatioii Svsteiu bus g.,,.,, vtu (ll,nJs ,,, K. M,.j ,lll(n'llMU. , lmc Js mj k.
Jclei mined bv the n t ounul and Kvome due on MUh dale- as mav be fixed bv the ( itv
l ouncil. bin in a period n. i exceeding ten ( I'M veals liom then dale provided however, anv
or all ol said bonds shall be redeemable wnh or without premium as provided bv law at the
option ol Ihe t nv at s,Kh tune as mav be deler muied bv ihe ( itv and to bear interest at an
average annual interest rale noi to exceed eight and three lourihs (H 4 perctnl and'
Shall the t uv t ounul nl ihe ( m ol I Koln Nebraska cause u, he !ev ,cd dnd collected
,limuallv a lax in addtion to all othei taxes upon all the taxable propertv , sa,j ( U o
hkoIii Nebraska sult,ueiit in rate and amount to pav the principal ol and .merest acctuinp
upon said general obbgalior, bonds as the same become due and pavable '
I OK said general obligation bonds and saK (dx cvv
t . M NS I sa.d general obhg.r.on Kinds and said tax ievx
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