GENERAL INDEX ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Flags, Nebraska …Nebraska Retirement Systems (Vice Chairperson) 362 Priority Bills (See Priority Bills) ... David J. -Commission on Industrial Relations

2857GENERAL INDEX

ACKNOWLEDGMENTSFlags, Nebraska National Guard 93

ADJOURNMENT (See Motions)

ANNOUNCEMENTSAppropriations Committee (See Appropriations)Committee meetings 1208, 1282, 1351, 1423, 1511Economic Development Committee 217, 523Executive sessions 143, 154, 238, 522, 635, 730, 747Interim Study Resolutions (See Resolutions, Interim Study)Nebraska Retirement Systems (Vice Chairperson) 362Priority Bills (See Priority Bills)Room change, unanimous consent 548, 781, 801, 995Speaker's Announcement (See Speaker)Special Order (See Speaker)

APPOINTMENTSAdickes, Edward D. - State Board

of Health 243, 278, 463, 738, 755Athey, Marvin - Board of Public Roads

Classifications and Standards 2293, 2365Bartee, Ronald L. - Chairman, Nebraska Parole

Board (1st Special Session 1985 - 7, 13) 305, 551, 558Bates, Sarah (Sally) - Advisory Committee to the

Department of Social Services,Institutions and Corrections 1813, 1896

Beeman, Martha - Director, Departmentof Energy 537, 657, 675, 787, 857

Brown-Arfmann, Julie - State Board ofHealth 243, 278, 309, 463, 738, 755

Clark, John J. - State Board ofHealth 243, 278, 463, 738, 755

Cope, Thorn K. - Commission on IndustrialRelations (2nd Special Session 1985 - 98, 115) 490, 524

Cullan, David J. - Commission on IndustrialRelations 1620,1651,1768,2181,2458

Friesen, Alan W. - Public EmployeesRetirement Board 1622, 1651, 1706, 1872, 1906

Gilliland, Martha W. - Power Review

2858 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL

Board 906, 1018, 1023, 1259, 1312Glynn, Marcia Phelps - Personnel

Board 806, 927Hansen, C. F. (Fred) - Motor Vehicle Industry

Licensing Board 97, 217, 222, 356, 421Hanson, R. Doyle - Board of Public Roads

Classifications and Standards 2293, 2365Hogrefe, Ray - Director, Department of Roads -

State Engineer 1167, 1362, 1511, 1612Joneson, Jim - Executive Director, Nebraska

Commission on Law Enforcement and CriminalJustice (1st Special Session 1985 - 7, 11) 305, 551, 558

Kendall, Bruce H. - Power ReviewBoard 906, 1018, 1023, 1259, 1312

Kooser, Ted - Nebraska ArtsCouncil 97, 217, 632, 1070, 1107

Kuehl, Patty - Director, Department onAging 486, 577, 604, 969, 1051

Langel, Clifford E. - Motor Vehicle IndustryLicensing Board 97, 217, 222, 356, 421

Lindholm, William D. - Board of Public RoadsClassifications and Standards 2293, 2365

Masek, Jeanette - State Board ofHealth 243, 278, 463, 738, 755

McCoy, Leon - (Executive Board Appointment)Nebraska Economic Forecasting Board 802

Morgan, P. J. - Motor Vehicle IndustryLicensing Board 640, 748, 786, 947, 1016

Nelson, Arthur - Board of Public RoadsClassifications and Standards 2294, 2365

Ninegar, Lou - Public EmployeesRetirement Board 96, 217, 446, 609, 633

Peterson, Patricia L. - Board of Public RoadsClassifications and Standards 2294, 2365

Poulton, Thomas J., M.D. - Environmental ControlCouncil 1472, 1476

Propp, Dr. George - Nebraska Commission on theHearing Impaired 1814, 1896

Quinn, Judith A. - State Board ofHealth 243, 278, 463, 738, 755

Ramer, Donald - Motor Vehicle IndustryLicensing Board 640, 748, 786, 947, 1016

Renken, Susan K. - Nebraska ArtsCouncil 97, 217, 355, 720, 736

Ripley, Robert C. - Nebraska Arts

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Council 245, 278, 632, 1070, 1107Robinson, Alcurtis - Public Employees

Retirement Board 244, 278, 446, 609, 633Sapp, Willie L. - Nebraska Arts

Council 97, 217, 356, 720, 736Schenken, Jerald R. - State Board of

Health 243, 278, 463, 738, 755Schorr, Paul C. - Nebraska Arts

Council 97, 217Sim, Robert W. - (Secretary of State Appointment)

Nebraska Accountability and DisclosureCommission 735, 927, 945, 1070, 1107

Steska, Beverly - Nebraska Commission on theHearing Impaired 1814, 1896

Stutzman, Robert J. - Board of Public RoadsClassifications and Standards 2293, 2365

Sullivan, Dr. Patricia M. - Nebraska Commissionon the Hearing Impaired 1814, 1896

Tagg, Robert L. - Superintendent of NebraskaState Patrol ...... (lst Special Session 1985 - 7, 10) 304, 551, 558

Torrence, Steve - Director, Nebraska Departmentof Personnel 98, 217, 675, 1109, 1110, 1137

Warren-Council, Brenda - Board of EducationalLands and Funds 1621, 1651, 1768, 2181, 2458

Wright, L. Bruce - Game and ParksCommission 641, 748, 886, 1157, 1169

Young, Ray R. - Advisory Committee to theDepartment of Social Services,Institutions and Corrections 1813, 1897

APPRECIATIONKrejci, William B 108Onizuka, Ellison 1559Scobee, Dick 1275

APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEEBudget Bills

LB 840LB 841LB 842LB 1038LB 1250LB 1251LB 1252


Appropriations Committee Reports onGovernor's line-item vetoes

LB 839 1495LB 1251 and LB 1252 2280

Budget bills meetings 1351Motion to allow introduction of more bills 364Report of total General Fund appropriation 743State agencies hearings 504-507, 761

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OPINIONS, LETTERSBy Bill Number

LB 43, 1985 1268LB 54, 1985 107LB 90, 1985 2300LB 122, 1985 2019LB 131, 1985 1300LB 153, 1985 2019LB 516, 1985 2019LB 529, 1985 2019LB 553, 1985 99LB 578, 1985 809LB 626, 1985 807LB 638, 1985 436LB 662, 1985 107, 814LB 759 959LB 761 689LB 772, Chambers letter to Attorney General 817LB 772 1263LB 783 854LB 788 1380LB 835 2021LB 924 1856LB 949 1135LB 953 1163LB 997 1611LB 999 1355LB1114 1044LB 1140 955LB 1149 955LBI176 1609LB 1233 1226LB 1239 1377LR 16CA, 1985 810, 812LR 306CA 751, 753LR 307 814

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ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OPINIONS, LETTERSBy Opinion Number

#155 99#156 101#158 103#86003 107#86007 436#86010 595#86014 689#86011 751#86012 753#86015 807#86016 809#86018 814#86019 854#86020 955#86023 1044#86026 1135#86027 1163#86029 1226#86030 1263#86031 1268#86032 1300#86033 1355#86034 1377#86035 1380#86037 1609#86038 1611#86040 1815#86041 1856#86044 2019#86045 2021#86046 2300

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OPINIONS, LETTERSBy Subject

Agricultural land, change provisions for; providefor merger of Class I school districts(Sieck #86003) 107(Rupp #86018) 814

Agriculture, minimum sale prices established byU.S. Secretary of Agriculture(Eret #86007) 436

Animal Damage Control Program, levy fee


upon receiving services(R. Johnson #86037) 1609

Attorney General opinions, purpose of issuingto members of the Legislature(Beutler #not printed in journal-#157) 104

Attorney General, policies of issuing opinions tomembers of the Legislature(Beutler #not printed in journal-#157) 104(Beyer) 1335

Board of Regents, voting rights of student members(Rupp #86012) 753

Board of Regents, whether granting one vote tothree student members violates the "one man,one vote" principle(DeCamp #86011) 751

Chambers letter to Attorney General on LB 772 817Child assault cases, change provisions for depositions

(DeCamp #86046) 2300Child Pornography Prevention Act

(DeCamp #86035) 1380Constitutional officers, salary increase

(Vickers #86031) 1268Courts, provide clerk magistrates rather than

associate county judges, is subject of billclearly expressed in title(Haberman #86044) 2019

Courts, relating to judicial vacancies. to authorizerestaining orders, is subject of billclearly expressed in title(Haberman #86044) 2019

Criminal Code, crimes and offenses, definitionof gambling, definition of lottery(Hartnett #86029) 1226

Drivers license, suspension or revocation, issubject of bill clearly expressed in title(Haberman #86044) 2019

Education, establish educational service unitplanning committee(Baack #86038) 1611

Employment driving permit(Nichol #86015) 807

Environmental Protection Act, exemption forpolitical subdivisions relative to Nebraskawater quality standards

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(R. Johnson #86034) 1377Fire protection districts, provide continued

jurisdiction over annexed territory(Beyer #86014) 689

Gasoline Retailers, require sale of gasoholfrom all retailers(R. Johnson #86027) 1163

Grain trucks, separate permit, is subject of billclearly expressed in title(Haberman #86044) 2019

Handicapped person, may parent or guardian applyfor license plates without handicapped person'sname on title of ownership(Chronister #156) 101

Handicapped person, option of handicapped licenseplates or handicapped parking permit(Chronister #156) 101

Initiative 300, repeal(Pappas) 810(DeCamp) 812

License plate, may parent or guardian of handicappedperson apply for license plates without handicappedpersons name on title of ownership(Chronister #156) 101

License plate or parking permit, handicapped personhaving choice to buy(Chronister #156) 101

License plates, recognition ofTribal License Plates(Holly Jensen #86040) 1815

Medical Health Care, unlicensed personsadministering medications, distinctionbetween approving and certifying(Wesely #86041) 1856

Military organizations, prohibit certain activities of(Chizek #86030) 1263

Motor vehicles, haul from seller's place ofbusiness to purchaser for purposes of deliveryof the vehicle to purchaser and transportationback for driver(Goll #86010) 595

Motor vehicles, provisions for overweight vehicles(Beyer #86019) 854

Optometry practice, definition of


(Chambers #86032) 1300Pharmacies, require licensing of out-of-state

pharmacies doing business in Nebraska(Abboud #86016) 809

Policies of Attorney General issuing opinionsto members of the Legislature(Beutler #not printed in journal-#157) 104(Beyer) 1335

Premium tax, revise Nebraska's gross premiums tax(V. Johnson #86023) 1044

Public Education Income Tax Act, adopt(Sieck #86003) 107

Public Power Districts, establishing election districtsat discretion of board of directors based onpopulation or number of electors(Hartnett #86026) 1135

Public Service Commission, hold hearing for review of localexchange rates; deregulation of telecommunications(Schmit #86045) 2021

Real estate foreclosures, farm mortgages(R. Johnson #86033) 1355

Retirement System for Neb.r:aska Legislators(DeCamp #86020) 955

School districts, merge Class I; change provisionfor land valuation(Sieck #86003) 107(Rupp #86018) 814

Subject matter, one or more(Beyer #86019) 854(Hartnett #86029) 1226

Subject of bill clearly expressed in title(Hartnett #86029) 1226(Haberman #86044) 2019

Telecommunications, limiting rate increasesduring deregulation(Schmit #86045).............................................................. 2021

Tribal License Plates, recognition of(Holly Jensen #86040) 1815

Unlicensed persons administering medications,distinction between approving and certifying(Wesely #86041) 1856

Vehicles, whether dealers may legally piggybackother vehicles onto semi-tractors by using"In Transit" stickers

GENERAL INDEX 2865

(Go11 #155) 99Wild West Arena, authority of Department of Economic

Development to transfer or lease property(pappas #158) 103

BIRTHDAYSGoodrich, Glenn A. .. 919Haberman, Rex 474Hall, Tim 1213Nichol, William E 1331Rogers, Carson 588Rupp, Lee 1107Sieck, Harold F. 1071Vickers, Thomas 1214Wesely, Donald 1826

CEREMONIES AND PROGRAMSFlags, Nebraska National Guard 93Mothers' of the Year 1907Visually Handicapped Choir 1069

CERTIFICATESGovernor appointments, Legislature

McFarland, James D 1261Legislative members, roster 94

LB 90 2508LB 201 2509LB 201A 2509LB 237 2510LB 237A 2510LB 516 2467, 2468, 2498LB 539 2468, 2499LB 600A 2512LB 603 2506LB 635 : 2503LB 829 2502LB 829A 2502LB 839 1684, 1685, 1705LB 959 2505LB 959A 2505LB 967 2500LB 1129 2469, 2496LB 1203 2504


LB 1251 2459-2466, 2487-2495LB 1252 ~ 2466, 2472, 2486

CHAPLAINSBarnhill, Rev. Robert 469Bock, Rev. Terry 336Carsten, Senator Calvin 1516Champ, Rev. Lew 158Chitwood, Pastor Bob 637Christensen, Pastor Donald G. 666Classen, Assoc. Pastor Jerry 434Collins, Rev. G. L. . 309Corliss, Capt. Dave 410Denney, Mr. Max 969Dinovo, Pastor Terry 607Foster, Father 1964Froning, Diaconal Minister Lynn 1100Geirhart, Elder Bill 1260Goldhammer, Rev Morris 732Goll, Senator James 780,1558,1750Hallock, Rev. Ed 849Hess, Rev. Dillon 751Hostetler, Pastor Marvin 587Jacobs, Rev. Vernon 1069Johnson, Harland 1043Johnson, Rev. Richard 215Kolbe, Dr. Edward H 1856Lehman, Pastor Curt 556Marsh, Senator Shirley 2409Miller, Senator Jerry 361, 885Norden, Al J. D. D 1811Palmer, Dr. Robert 93, 241, 521, 806, 906, 942, 1012,

1162, 1311, 1392, 1452, 1606, 2019, 2158, 2222, 2331Presley, Rev. Loran 1482Richardson, Pastor Floyd 631Rosenauer, Rev. Donn 2097Roth, Elder LeRoy 539Schrag, Rev. Stanley 1213Schwandt, Rev. Alton 1654Stephens, Chap. Charles 485Stevenson, Rev. Robert E 688Tochterman, Pastor Frank 713Tyler, Rev. Charles 1904Wacker, Rev. Alex 276

GENERAL INDEX 2867

Wildman, Rev. Charles L. 1129Winseman, Rev. Albert 1704

CLERK OF THE LEGISLATUREAfter adjournment certificate 2513Communications on bills and resolutions

LB 516 2467, 2468LB 539 2468LB 839 1684, 1685LB 1129 2469LB 1251 2459-2466LB 1252 2466, 2467, 2472

COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALSMcFarland, James D 1276

COMMITTEES, OTHER THAN STANDINGAgriculture-in-Transition, Department of Labor

Budget Request Review, Business and Labor 1000Building Maintenance Committee

Task Force 1423Committee on Committees Report

McFarland, James D 1298, 1359Committee on Credentials

McFarland, James D : 1276Economic Development Committee 217, 523Initiative 300 special committee 857Motion to suspend rules, election of

Chairperson of Executive Board 1125, 1138Nebraska Retirement Systems Committee

Committee assignment change 362Vice Chairperson 362

Program Review HearingJoint Education and Appropriations

(LB 981 of 1984) 528Rules Committee

Hearing 1917Select Committee Report 2116

COMMITTEES, STANDINGAppropriations Committee

(See Appropriations Committee)Business and Labor Committee

Agriculture-in-Transition, Department of Labor


Budget Request Review : 1000State Labor Contracts 1768

Corrected standing committee reports 1070, 1081, 1085Governor Appointments

Notice of hearings 222, 304, 305, 355, 356, 446, 463,604, 632, 675, 786, 886, 1018, 1110, 1362, 1706, 1768

Standing committee reports 356, 490, 551, 609, 720, 738,781, 947, 969, 1070, 1109, 1157, 1259, 1510, 1872, 2181

Room change, unanimous consent 548

CONFLICT OF INTERESTWarner, LB 635, explanation of vote 927

CONTRACT, LEASE APPROVALS (See Reports)

EXECUTIVE BOARD, LEGISLATIVE COUNCILCommittee assignment change 362Economic Development Committee 523Interim Study Resolutions

Deadline 1589Policy on conducting interim studies 1553Report to refer to committees 1873

Nebraska Economic Forecasting Board,appoint Leon McCoy 802

Meetings 1208, 1282, 1511, 1848Motion to suspend rules on election

of Chairperson of Executive Board 1125, 1138Resolution by Executive Board to establish committee

on economic development 217

EXPEDITE (See Motions)

EXPLANATIONS OF VOTESAbboud 1768Beutler 246Haberman 382, 1415Hoagland 1978Lynch 246Morehead 1497, 1691,2248Smith 1462Warner 927

GENERAL INDEX 2869

GOVERNORAddressed Legislature

Message 2470State of the State and Budget Address 175

Appointment - LegislatureMcFarland, James 1208, 1260

Appointment letters 96-98, 243-245, 486, 537, 640,641, 806, 906, 1167, 1472, 1620, 1621, 1813, 1814, 2293

Bills, approvals 393, 587, 742, 763, 913, 1102, 1424,1505, 1506, 1644, 1645, 1690, 1691, 1750, 1811, 1812, 1813,1830, 2228-2230, 2333, 2447, 2448, 2473-2478

Bills, vetoes, messages, motionsLB 90 2485LB 201 2484LB 201A 2484LB 237 2481LB 237A 2481LB 516 2236LB 539 2446LB 601A 2511LB 603 2483LB 635 2480LB 778 1864LB 829 2480LB 829A 2480LB 839, line-item veto 1472, 1675LB 959 2482LB 959A 2482LB 967, line-item veto 2483LB 1129 2236LB 1203 2482LB 1251, line-item veto 2230LB 1252, line-item veto 2230

Committees to escort 175, 2470Legislature approve Governor Appointments

(See Motions, Legislature approve Governor Appointments)Notice of Committee Hearings, Governor Appointments

(See Committees, Standing, Governor AppointmentsNotice of Committee Hearings)

Reference Committee Reports, Governor Appointments(See Reference Report, Governor Appointments)

Resignation letterBeutler, Chris 1135

Standing Committee Reports, Governor Appointments(See Committees, Standing, Governor Appointments,


Standing Committee Reports)Summary of Governor's vetoes 2233

INDEXES, LEGISLATIVEPreparation and printing 2470

JOURNAL, LEGISLATIVEApprove, 60th Day 2471Permanent Journal, printing, distribution 2470

LOBBYISTS' REPORTS............................... 262, 368, 508, 594, 708, 782, 931, 1077, 1232,

1415, 1575, 1774, 1978, 2160, 2448

MOTIONSAdjournment

Motions 552, 584, 1243, 1451, 1702, 1848, 1947, 2157Sine Die 2470

Adopt rulesPermanent 130, 191, 203, 210, 219, 229,

248, 275, 338, 340Temporary 93

Advise Governor 175, 2470Appreciation

Enrollment and Review Chairperson 2470Approve Committee on Committee Report 1298, 1359Committee on Credentials 1276Disposition of bills 2469Expedite bills

LB 131 1306LB 494 1334LB 572A 1310LB 753 1332LB 768 1306LB 825 280LB 877 1346LB 988 613LB 1041 1306LB 1114 1084LB 1230 1810

Introduce new bills 900, 909, 1348, 1349, 1430, 1755Legislative Index, approve

preparation and printing 2470Legislative Journal, approve

GENERAL INDEX 2871

preparation and printing 2470Legislature approve Governor appointments 421, 524,

558,632,736,755,857, 1016, 1051,1107, 1137, 1169, 1312,)612, 1906,2458

Override VetoLB 516 2279.2454LB 539 2450LB 839 1496, 1675LB 778.... 2066, 2453LB 1129 2283, 2455LB 1251 2280-2291. 2295-2298, 2452LB 1252 2451

Overrule Speaker's Agenda (See Speaker)Place on General File notwithstanding

committee action 304, 437, 484, 572, 589, 611,658, 730, 737, 755, 899, 1056

RecessMotions 2326, 2364Permit discussion 2326

Reconsider action 275, 339, 548, 633, 741, 865, 866,881, 925, 2308, 2452

Session Laws, approve preparation and printing 2470Suspend Rules

Adopt resolutions in one vote3 resolutions 105120 resolutions 2410

Advance 47 bills to E & R Initial in one vote 935Allow vote to be taken on bill after

time has run out 1243Appropriation bills, place on General File 1350Appropriation Committee, allow introduction

of more bills 364Cancel and reset hearings 897Deliver bill to Secretary of State 2297Election of Chairperson of Executive Board 1125, 1138Permit consideration of amendment 1721, 1733,

2125,2153,2154,2179,2196,2314Permit consideration of bill 279Permit consideration of resolution 1118, 1584Read on Final Reading 363, 706, 1729, 1761,

1964, 2385, 2410Recess, permit discussion 2326Reconsider motion to place on General File 763. 780Vote without further debate or amendment 1890


Withdraw bills ... 209, 219, 346, 383, 420, 423, 434, 437, 473, 502,523, 584, 595, 605, 610, 708, 718, 739, 741, 755, 894, 907

OATHSGovernor appointments

McFarland, James D 1262

POINT OF PERSONAL PRIVILEGE·Labedz 793

PRESENTATIONFlags, Nebraska National Guard 93Visually Handicapped Choir 1069

PRIORITY BILLSAbboud - LB 788 773Baack - LB 942 588Barrett - LB 813 667Beutler - LB 894 855Beyer - LB 783 855Carsten - LB804 653Chambers - LB 237 855Chizek - LB 772 588Chronister - LB 131 602Conway - LB 1041 802DeCamp - LB 835 855Eret - LB 999 855Goll - LB 759 802Goodrich - LB 311 855Haberman - LB 219 855Hall - LB 1012 683Hannibal - LB 807 855Harris - LB 278 855Hartnett - LB 1198 855Hefner - LB 1124 855Higgins - LB 791 512Hoagland - LB 958 855Johnson, L. - LB 105 730Johnson, R. - LB 849 855Johnson, V. - LB 925 802Labedz - LR 322 855Lamb - LB 1126 855Landis - LB 1004 855Lundy - LB 890 802Lynch - LB 895 772Marsh - LB 572 473

GENERAL INDEX 2873

Miller - LB 763 855Morehead - LB 850 855Nelson - LB 796 580Nichol, Speaker

LBs 310, 464, 755, 760, 768, 773, 799,833,844,861,877,880,920,924,949,968,985,997, 1001, 1007,1055,1059,1067,1071,1176,1177 856,887

Pappas - LB 949 856Peterson - LB 318 742Pirsch - LB 956 856Remmers - LB 1049 802Rogers - LB 775 772Rupp - LR 318 856Schmit - LB 1230 856Scofield - LB 461 856Sieck - LB 474 667Smith - LB 829 522Vickers - LB 1172 580Warner - LB 35 856Wesely - LB 965 856Withem - LB 782 856Agriculture and Environment

LB 768 856LB 1016 856

Appropriationsnone

Banking, Commerce and InsuranceLB 801 856LB 1123 856

Business and LaborLB 950 856LB 1036 856

Constitutional Revision and RecreationLR 319 856LB 1152 856

EducationLB 998 773LB 1062 773

Government, Military and Veterans AffairsLB 862 856LB 928 856

Health and Human ServicesLB 926 856LB 1047 856


JudiciaryLB 90 856LB 320 856

Miscellaneous SubjectsLB 873 856LB 911 856

Nebraska Retirement SystemsLB 1139 857LBl140 857

Public WorksLB 1119 857LB 1210 857

RevenueLB 1027 802LB 1028 802

Urban AffairsLB 830 857LB 1003 857

RECESS (See Motions)

REFERENCE REPORTS, BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS................... 169, 215, 241, 277, 310, 332, 336, 361, 410, 435, 470,

485, 927, 1440, 1545

REFERENCE REPORTS, GOVERNOR APPOINTMENTS................................................ 217, 278, 309, 577, 657, 748, 1023,

1362,1476,1651, 1896,2365

REFERENCE REPORTS, SECRETARY OF STATEAPPOINTMENTS

................................................................................................. 927

REPORTS, ACKNOWLEDGEDAdministrative Services, Accounting Division

annual budgetary report 110Association of Food and Drug Officials and U.S.

Department of Health and Human Services,1982 and 1984 recommendation 111

Auditor of Public Accounts, reportof examination 110, 2176

Auditor of Public Accounts, reports onstate agencies 110

Board of Examiners for County Highway and City

GENERAL INDEX 2875

Street Superintendents, annual report 1137Board of Public Roads Classifications

and Standards, minutes 110, 418, 1657, 2364Classification and Pay Plan,

reports of revisions 110Department of Environmental Control, Construction

Grants Program, financial statusDepartment of Environmental Control, Wastewater

Construction Grants 111of Program #518 112

Executive Board Report, Nebraska EconomicForecasting Board, Leon McCoy 802

Greater Nebraska Job Training Planreport of changes and additions 110, 1290

Natural Resource Districts Reports 108, 243, 276, 608Nebraska Community Improvement Program,

manual 111Nebraska Department of Environmental Control,

regulatory recommendations concerningpotential environmental impacts of surfaceand underground uraniummining and related activites 112

Nebraska Department of Personnel, annualsalary survey report 111

Nebraska Department of Revenue, taxexpenditure report III

Nebraska Department of Roads, annual report 816Nebraska Department of Roads, Game and Parks

Commission, one year and long-rangefive year plan reports 110

Nebraska Department of Roads, Highway SafetyDivision, facts of traffic accidents III

Nebraska Department of Roads, quarterly reportsfor Nebraska State Highway Commission 110, 816

Nebraska Department of Roads, statement ofdeposits to Highway Cash Fund and roadsOperation Cash Fund for differentcalendar months 109, 276, 816, 1425

Nebraska Economic Forecasting Board, ExecutiveBoard Report, Leon McCoy 802

Nebraska Energy Office, biennial report 111Nebraska Investment Council, South Africa

related investments 609Nebraska Investment Finance Authority,


annual report 110Nebraska Investment Finance Authority, report of

distribution of agricultural borrowers 111Nebraska Public Power District, transcript of

hearing cancelling the "Mandan Line" 111Nebraska State Board of Landscape Architects,

list of registered ProfessionalLandscape Architects 609

Nebraska State Water Planning and ReviewProcess, annual report 111

Nebraska Workmen's Compensation Court,annual report 112

Public Employees Retirement Board, actuarialvaluation of retirement systems 690

State Building Division, leaserenewal contracts 110

State Claims Board, bonded officersand employees 523

State Risk Board,Office of Risk Management 690

REPORTS, EXECUTIVE BOARDAdoption of resolutions 217

RESIGNATION LETTERSBeutler, Chris 1135

RESOLUTIONS, INTERIM STUDYDeadline 1589Report of Executive Board 1553Study Resolutions 1873

RESOLUTIONS, NUMERICAL7CA Permit state to guarantee loans for energy

conservation devices.(Wesely) 67, 2469

8CA Establish an equal rights amendment tostate constitution.(Beutler) 67, 2469

9CA Require the Legislature to provide equaleducational opportunities.(Vickers, DeCamp) 68, 423, 437

11 CA Authorize giving or loaning of the credit ofstate for public purposes.

GENERAL INDEX 2877

(V. Johnson) 69, 246912CA Change provisions for impeaching a public official.

(V. Johnson, DeCamp, Hoagland, Beutler) ....... 70, 2469l3CA Establish Legislative Compensation Commission to

recommend Legislative salaries.(DeCamp) 72, 600

16CA Repeal Initiative 300.(DeCamp, Baack) ......... 75, 498, 524, 548, 633, 810, 812,967, 1674, 1697, 2080, 2194, 2469

18CA Expand the scope of water projects for whichstate can issue bonds.(Schmit) 75, 431, 2469

19CA Require schools to have financial resourcesfor quality educational programs.(Withem, DeCamp, Vickers, Hartnett,Lynch, Marsh) 78, 741, 755

26CA Change provisions for reading a bill onfinal passage.(Withem) 79, 2469

29CA Change provisions for salary and expensesfor legislators.(Beutler) 80, 599, 2469

30CA Allow graduates of Nebraska accredited lawschools to not join bar association.(Chambers) 81, 2469

32CA Alter the number of members on UniversityBoard of Regents.(Nichol, req. of Gov.) 82, 883, 887, 925

34CA Provide legislative salaries equal to minimumwage rate.(Rupp, Labedz) 83, 600, 2469

35CA Authorize state appropriation toAgricultural Bank.(Schmit) 84, 380, 962, 2469

36CA Establish membership for governing boardfor university and state colleges.(Hoagland, Nelson, Beutler, Miller,Lundy, V. Johnson, Smith) 85, 2469

57 Provides retrocession for Winnebago Reservation.(Pappas) 87, 302, 352, 393

82 Approve gift of land between Lincoln andOmaha owned by Railroads.(Morehead, Landis, V. Johnson,Lynch, DeCamp, Marsh, Wesely,


Hoagland, Beutler, Eret, Vickers) 89, 800258 Urge Legislature to support retrocession

of Winnebago Reservation.(Pappas, Hartnett, Goodrich, DeCamp,Chambers, V. Johnson, Haberman, Marsh, Schmit,Scofield, Beutler, Higgins, Lundy) 89, 2469

303 Retrocede criminal jurisdiction overWinnebago Reservation.(Pappas) 91, 2469

304CA Provide for biennial legislative sessionsand eliminate length restriction.(Warner) 125, 171, 341, 600

305CA Allow county boards to exempt property fromtaxation for new expanding business.(Chizek, Hefner, Beutler) 126, 171, 479, 799, 2469

306CA Allow student regents to vote.(DeCamp, Rogers) 128, 171, 325, 355, 722, 751, 753, 2469

307CA Including all land in districts with Kthrough 12th grade education.(V. Johnson) 134, 171, 599, 814, 953

308 Extend sympathy to family of Clara M. Hughes.(Beyer) 143, 172, 219

309CA Remove Lieutenant Governor frompresiding over Legislature.(Barrett) 154, 217, 341, 2469

310CA Allow counties to exempt certain propertyfrom taxation.(Abboud) 224, 242, 355, 600

311CA Authorize the keeping of fire arms.(Lundy, Rupp, Hefner, Pappas, Sieck, Conway,Chronister, Lamb) .... 228, 242, 447, 599, 995, 1152, 2469

312 Legislature support for early childhood specialeducation programs and federal research.(Select Committee on Early ChildhoodSpecial Education) 232, 245, 279

313 Suggest Curtis as federal headquartersfor animal vet science research.(DeCamp, Pappas, Haberman) 233, 245, 279

3l4CA Require certain proceeds be used forhighway construction.(Warner) 234, 278, 599, 953

315 Express sympathy to Julia A. Lundy family.(48 Senators) 249, 279, 311

316 Interim study on alternatives and costsof special education.

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(Education) 250, 1873317 Urge alternative procedure for purchasing

transportation vehicles for special education.(Education) 251, 418, 437

318CA Change percentage of signatures requiredfor initiatives and referendum.(Rupp, Pappas, V. Johnson, Hoagland,DeCamp, Chambers) 280, 311, 599, 856, 995,1299, 1643, 1736, 1838, 1903,2095,2153,2156,2194, 2385, 2406, 2408, 2409

319CA Authorize vocational schools to incurindebtedness.(Withem) 286, 337, 479, 856, 926, 2469

320 Support continuation of excess costfunding for special education.(Baack, Morehead, Nelson, Eret, Vickers) . 315,418, 437

321CA Require Legislature to fund new politicalsubdivisions programs.(Hefner, Lundy) 318,337,479,800

322CA Require establishment of a lottery program.(DeCamp) ..... 342, 362, 599, 855, 1010, 1416, 1598, 2469

323 Acknowledge services of Norm Hubertusupon retirement from Sergeant at Arms.(Vickers) 343, 419, 437

324 Condemn acts of terrorism and Khadafy.(DeCamp) 344, 2469

325 Request Governor to declare Truck andBus Safety Week.(Beyer) 345, 363, 367

326CA Require certain trains have cabooses.(Pappas) 366, 412, 599, 927

327 Express sympathy to Air Force 2nd LieutenantJohn E. "Ned" O'Brien.(Abboud) 531, 539, 558

328 Express sympathy to Gordon MacRae family.(Marsh) 532, 539, 558

329 Commend University of Nebraska CooperativeExtension Service for helping farmers rancher.(Lamb, Sieck, Wesely, Hefner) 533, 539, 558

330 Urges school districts and communities todevelop community education programs.(Vickers) 548, 558, 588

331 Express sympathy to Challenger crewmembers' families.

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333

334

335

336

337

338

339

340

341

342

343

344

345

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(All senators) 580, 589, 594Designate first Sunday in August asJohn G. Neihardt Day.(Goll) 592, 609, 632Designate February 1986 as CommunityCollege Month in Nebraska.(Vickers, Peterson, Harris, Pirsch, Baack,Chronister, Carsten, Morehead, Lundy,Hannibal, Beutler, Marsh, Landis,Nelson, Haberman, Hoagland, Wesely,Barrett, R. Johnson, Lamb, Hefner,Lynch, Smith, Sieck) 613, 627, 632, 667Authorize feasibility study of parkingoutside Capitol Building.(Pappas) 641, 1873Formation of Legislative Special Committeeto study Initiative 3.(Conway, DeCamp) 645, 681, 723, 725, 756, 804Provide duties for Education Departmentconcerning special education.(26 senators) 658, 667, 711Appoint task force to study effects ofInitiative 3.(Landis) 660, 2469Honor Mary K. Quinlan as president ofNational Press Club.(Marsh) 675, 690, 711Recognize Honorable Judge Hugh Stuartfor outstanding service.(Pappas) 680, 690, 711Declare Nebraska Model United Nations Week.(Wesely, Marsh) 683, 719, 730Extend sympathy to Don E. Apley family.(Eret) 746, 754, 789Urge Congress to act quickly on soilconservation programs.(Vickers, Nelson, R. Johnson, Schmit) 746, 754, 789Recognize importance of gasoline-poweredautomobile and its contribution.(Hefner, Goll) 800, 816, 861Convey to Congress importance of continuingSmall Business Administration in Nebraska.(Pappas) 864, 907, 942Oppose disposition actions by federalpower plants and related facilities.

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(Nichol, Schmit, Chronister,Peterson, Haberman, R. Johnson,Baack, Sieck) 893,900,927, 1017, 1280,2449

346 Declare NEBRASKAland Days as officialstate celebration.(Pappas) 902, 907, 908

347 Condemn violence against health carefacilities.(V. Johnson) : 934, 1014, 2469

348 Congratulate Laurie Tebbe as Mrs.Nebraska of 1986.(Morehead) 992, 1016, 1070

349 Congratuiate Crawford High Schoolwrestling team for Class D win.(Scofield, Nichol) 1021, 1051, 1070

350 Congratulate Gering wrestling teamfor Class B win.(Scofield, Nichol) 1022, 1051, 1070

351 Congratulate Alliance wrestling teamfor Class A win.(Scofield, Nichol) 1022, 1051, 1070

352 Wishing Senator Lamb a fast recoveryafter surgery.(Nichol) 1034, 1070, 1103

353 Recognize March 4, 1986 as TeacherRecognition Day.(Vickers, Morehead, Baack, Barrett,R. Johnson, Eret, Nelson) 1055, 1070, 1103

354 Recognize importance of pork industry, urgeMotor Vehicle Department to reissue RED PIG.(Rogers, Miller) 1091, 1106, 1137

355 Extend birthday wishes to Clerk of theLegislature.(Pappas) 1106, 1168

356 Thank Senator Beutler for service andleadership upon resignation.(47 Senators) 1117,1137

357 Conduct Cornhusker State Games, anamateur sports festival.(Wesely) 1168, 1276, 1312

358 Congratulate Nebraska Universitygirls basketball team.(Scofield, Higgins, Morehead) 1203, 1276, 1312

359 Declare April 1986 as Spinal-cordInjury Prevention Month in Nebraska.

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362

363

364

365

366

367

368

369

370

371

372

373

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(Marsh) 1278, 1312, 1355Commend Lincoln Southeast girlsbasketball team for Class A win.(Marsh) 1278, 1312, 1355Commend Exeter girls for ClassD-1 basketball win.(Eret, Sieck) 1280, 1312, 1355Commend Davenport girls for ClassD-2 basketball win.(Eret, Miller) 1281. 1312, 1355Congratulate Johnson-Brock girlsbasketball team for Class C-2 win.(Remmers) 1305, 1359, 1395Commend Hartington Cedar Catholicgirls basketball team for Class B win.(Hefner) 1306, 1359, 1395Congratulate Battle Creek girls forClass C-1 win.(Peterson) 1316, 1359, 1395Urge farm lenders to adopt AmericanFarm Bureau's debt restructure plan.(Schmit, Vickers, Eret, Lamb,Carsten, R. Johnson) 1376, 1517, 1559Declare week of April 20-26 as CustodianWeek in Nebraska.(Eret) 1387, 1516, 1559Commend Mary Frederick Egging asMother of the Year.(Baack) 1440, 1906, 1907Encourage persons to carry UniformOrgan Donor card.(Nichol) 1453, 1484, 1516Congratulate Burke High School boysfor Class A basketball win.(Hannibal) 1463, 1484, 1516Commend Henderson High School boysfor Class C-2 basketball win.(Sieck, R. Johnson) 1469, 1484, 1516Congratulate Clearwater High Schoolboys for Class D-2 basketball win.(DeCamp) 1470, 1484, 1516Urge Legislature to support retention ofFairbury campus of Southeast Community College.

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(Morehead, Eret) 1475, 1507, 1514374 Establish task force to study

development and marketing of aquaculture.(Vickers, Sieck, Pappas, Scofield) 1479, 1559, 1585

375 Express concern that Midwest NationalTechnical Center remain in Lincoln.(Wesely) 1483, 1559, 1584

376 Commend Omaha Cathedral High Schoolboys for Class C-I basketball win.(Hall) 1496, 1559, 1585

377 Congratulate Holdrege High Schoolboys for Class B basketball win.(Barrett) 1497, 1559, 1585

378 Declare March 16 to March 22 asAgricultural Week.(R. Johnson) 1508, 1560, 1585

379 Congratulate Exeter High School boysfor Class D-1 basketball win.(Eret, Sieck) 1513, 1560, 1585

380 Commend Nebraska University Women'strack team.(Vickers) 1553, 1612

381 Urge U.S. Postal Service to be moreflexible with zip code designations.(Withem, Hartnett) 1581

382 Urge Nebraskans to eat all kinds of meat.(Vickers) '" 1584, 1593

383 Urge reallocation of funds for jobtraining programs for agriculture economy.(Barrett, Eret, Chizek, Hall,Pirsch, Labedz, Wesely, Remmers, Sieck,Chronister, R. Johnson) 1649, 2332, 2366

384 Authorize in-depth study of taxation,spending and structure of economy.(V. Johnson, Rogers, Hartnett, Miller,Hefner, Sieck, Pirsch, Landis) 1657, 1731, 1765

385 Interim study on role and mission ofpostsecondary education.(Warner, Miller) 1751, 1873, 1927

386 Interim study to review NebraskaLiquor Control Act of 1935.(Miscellaneous Subjects) 1752, 1874

387 Interim study on Nongame and EndangeredSpecies Conservation Act.

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397

398

399

400

401

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(Constitutional Revision and Recreation) ...... 1753, 1874Interim study on five specific areasrelating to revenue and taxation.(Revenue) 1754, 1874Interim study on state aid to education.(Withem) 1769, 1874Interim study to investigate problemsunique to Nebraska municipalities.(Urban Affairs) 1769, 1874Interim study on separate juvenile courts.(Withem) 1770, 1874Interim study to review soundretirement planning.(Nebraska Retirement Systems) 1771, 1874Establish select interim committeeto study government programs for children.(Scofield, Landis, Smith, Marsh, Barrett,Chambers, Morehead, Nelson, V. Johnson) ... 1771, 1874Interim study on liability insurance.(Banking, Commerce and Insurance) 1790, 1874Interim study on reserve balances ofpolitical subdivisions' budgets.(Government, Military and Veterans Affairs) 1791, 1874Interim study on several areas fallingwithin Public Works jurisdiction.(Public Works) 1791, 1874Saluting Bellevue East High SchoolMarching Band.(Hartnett, Beyer, Withem) 1792, 1820, 1858Interim study on economic developmentby Special Committee on Economic Development(Wesely, Landis, Hannibal, Hefner,Scofield, DeCamp, Withem, Schmit,Abboud, Morehead, R. Johnson,Conway, Chizek) 1793, 1874Interim study regarding issuesrelating to health and human services.(Health and Human Services) 1799, 1874Interim study on federal, state andlocal funding of human service aids.(Wesely) 1799, 1874Interim study on health care formedically indigent.

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(Wesely) 1801, 1875402 Interim study on school transportation

and safety.(Education) 1802, 1875

403 Interim study on Nebraska National Guard.(Government, Military and Veterans Affairs) 1802, 1875

404 Interim study to examine federal, stateand local responses to agriculture problem.(Agriculture and Environment) 1803, 1875

405 Interim study on water quality and funding.(R. Johnson, Chizek, Scofield, Warner, Sieck,Vickers, Pirsch, Schmit) 1804, 1875

406 Create committee to hold hearing oncollective bargaining by state employees.(Warner) 1805, 1875

407 Interim study of Nebraska mentalretardation service system.(Hall, Lynch) 1806, 1875

408 Interim study on workers' compensation.(Business and Labor) 1807, 1875

409 Interim study to examine jail standardsand Jail Standards Board.(Judiciary) 1808, 1875

410 Urge Congress to hold farm bill hearingsin Nebraska.(Harris, Schmit, Miller, Rogers, Rupp,Vickers, R. Johnson) 1831, 1858, 1905

411 Acknowledge anniversary of Daughters ofUnion Veterans of Civil War.(McFarland) 1831, 1858, 1905

412 Express awareness and sympathy toproblems of migrant farm workers.(Smith) 1885, 2332, 2366

413 Urge U.S. Postal Service to be moreflexible with zip code designations.(Withem, Beyer, Hartnett) 1917,2333,2366

414 Congratulate Stephanie Crandall aspresident of Wesleyan Student Affairs Senate.(Lundy, Barrett) 2079, 2159, 2237

415 Congratulate McCook for winning oneof the Tree City USA Awards.(Vickers) 2089, 2099, 2110

416 Commend Professor Jack Snider uponretirement from UNL School of Music.

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418

419

420

421

422

423

424

425

426

427

428

429

430

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(Marsh) 2106, 2333, 2366Congratulate John and Eleanor Harrison 50th wedding anniversary.(Harris, Vickers) 2106, 2176, 2181Urge U.S. Agriculture Department to recognizeproblems of Whole Herd Buyout Program.(Scofield, Vickers, Sieck, L. Johnson,Hefner, Warner, Miller, Eret, DeCamp,Schmit, Haberman, Baack, Harris,R. Johnson, Rupp, Rogers, Lundy) ...... 2152, 2333, 2366Commend Dannebrog, Nebraska on100th anniversary.(Rogers, Hannibal) 2158, 2410, 2428Recognize Hemingford, Nebraskaon its 100th anniversary.(Scofield) 2171,2410,2428Recognize Harrison, Nebraska on its100th anniversary.(Scofield) 2172, 2410, 2428Recognize Ansley, Nebraska for its100th anniversary.(Lamb) 2172, 2410, 2428Congratulate Mason City, Nebraskaon its 100th anniversary.(Lamb) 2173, 2410, 2428Approve certain collective bargainingcontracts among state agencies.(Business and Labor) 2182, 2333, 2366Commend Cairo, Nebraska for its100th anniversary.(Rogers) 2183, 2410, 2428Commend Eustis, Nebraska on its100th anniversary.(Vickers) 2183, 2410, 2428Recognize Loomis, Nebraska on its100th anniversary.(Barrett) 2184, 2410, 2428Recognize Farnam, Nebraska on its100th anniversary.(Barrett, Vickers) 2185, 2410, 2428Recognize Randolph, Nebraska on its100th anniversary.(Hefner) 2185, 2410, 2428Recognize Plainview, Nebraska on its100th anniversary.

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(Hefner) 2186, 2410, 2428431 Recognize Carroll, Nebraska on its

100th anniversary.(Hefner, Conway) 2186, 2410, 2428

432 Congratulate Sutton Commercial Clubfor help to farmers.(R. Johnson) 2187, 2410, 2428

433 Recognize Beemer, Nebraska on its100th anniversary.(Chronister) 2215, 2410, 2428

434 Congratulate Dodge, Nebraska on its100th anniversary.(Chronister) 2215, 2410, 2428

435 Congratulate Clarkson, Nebraska onits 100th anniversary.(Chronister) 2216, 2410, 2428

436 Congratulate Anselmo, Nebraska on100th anniversary.(Lamb) 2248, 2410, 2428

437 Extend state pay increase to includeUniversity employees.(Lynch) 2298

438 Commend Omaha natives Ryan, Kofoed,Scherr for LeggOOns.(Higgins) 2299, 2410, 2428

439 Commend Paul Basler upon retirementfrom Papillion-La Vista superintendent.(Withem, Beyer, Vickers, Hartnett) ....... 2299, 2410, 2428

440 Examine methods to make vitalstatistics available to county officials.(Lamb) 2332, 2449

441 Urge Congress to repeal Constitutionwhere President is limited to two terms.(Hall) 2365

442 Extend sympathy to Bill K. Bloom family.(Labedz, Schmit, Warner, Goodrich) .... 2377, 2410, 2428

443 Study to examine reasonable compromisesfor damages from failed banks.(DeCamp) 2378, 2449

444 Declare NEBRASKAland Days as officialstate celebration.(Pappas, Morehead) 2401, 2456

445 Establish delegation to discussresponses to beef cattle hardships.

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(Schmit, Vickers, R. Johnson, Lamb) 2402, 2456Recognize Dr. Jack Rodgers forservice to Legislature.(All senators) 2456

RULES, AMENDMENTS, MOTIONSAdopt permanent rules 130, 191,203,210,219,

229,248,275,338,340Adopt temporary rules 93Rule 1, Sec. 1(b) - Chairperson of

Executive Board 1827, 1917,2116Rule 2, Sec. 3(g) - remain in seats during

Final Reading 152Rule 2, Sec. 4(b) - members excused 213, 220, 230Rule 3, Sec. l(b) - committee's jurisdiction 148, 211, 219Rule 3, Sec. 3 - standing committees 212, 220,

222,248,275,339Rule 3, Sec. 13 - public hearing, notice 229Rule 4, Sec. 9 - reviving resolution killed

by committee 138, 139Rule 5, Sec. 2 - content and form of bills 144, 192Rule 5, Sec. 4(d) - bill limitation 150, 220Rule 5, Sec. 6 - Fiscal Analyst assist

standing committee 148Rule 7, Sec. 5 - call of the house 144, 192Rule 7, Sec. 7 - reconsideration 141Rule 7, Sec. 9 - motion to adjourn 153Rule 8, Sec. 1 - appropriations to state agencies 148Ru·le 8, Sec. 4 - standing committee

appropriations review 149Rule 9 - code of official conduct 130, 135, 137Rule 10, introduction of new bills 145, 192, 203, 205, 210Rule 10, scheduling of bills, priority bills 147, 210

RULINGS OF THE CHAIRAmendment to a motion to suspend rules,

whether in order 768Amendments germane 283, 488, 509, 823, 1202, 1279,

1331, 1365, 1430, 1443, 1464, 1587, 1588,1878,2031,2049,2100,2155,2177

Challenge the Chair 509, 768, 770, 823, 1202,1365, 1443, 2155

Closing, whether part of debate 770Division of the question 130, 203, 272, 943, 1024,

1696,2074,2281,2284,2287,2288

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Fiscal note, whether proper 578

SECRETARY OF STATEAppointment

Sim, Robert W 735, 927, 945, 1070Legislative members, roster 94Letters and certificates on bills

LB 90 2507LB 201 2508LB 201A 2508LB 237 2510LB 237A 2510LB 516 '" 2467, 2468, 2497LB 539. 2468, 2498LB 600A 2511LB 603 2506LB 635 2502LB 829 2501LB 829A 2501LB 839 1704LB 959 2505LB 959A 2505LB 967 2500LB 1129 2469, 2496LB 1203 2503LB 1251 2459-2466, 2487LB 1252 2466, 2467, 2485

Message on billsLB 807 2512LB 1230 2512LB 1230A 2512

Message on Governor Appointment, LegislatureMcFarland, James D 1260

SESSION LAWSApprove preparation and printing 2470

SPEAKER OF THE LEGISLATUREOverrule Speaker's agenda 2237Refer resolutions to Reference Committee 900

SUSPEND RULES (See Motions)


UNAN~OUSCONSENT

Expedite bills (See Motions)Replace bill on consent calendar 1258

VISITORS, FOREIGNAustria 1259Ivory Coast 1373Korea 2157Panama 2157West Gennany 1980, 2327

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