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Natural Resources
January 24, 2014 admin

Bill would authorize hunting permits for developmentally disabled

A developmentally disabled person could purchase a hunting permit under a bill considered by the Natural Resources Committee Jan. 22.

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
January 24, 2014 admin

Fee cap elimination advances

Lawmakers gave first-round approval Jan. 24 to a bill that would make changes to a fee charged by the Nebraska

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
January 24, 2014 admin

Veteran job preference bill amended, advanced

Senators gave first-round approval Jan. 24 to a bill that would update laws pertaining to preferences for veterans seeking employment.

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Education
January 23, 2014 admin

Public notice proposed for superintendent, ESU contracts

Public notice of potential fiscal impacts of superintendent and ESU administrator contracts would be required under a bill advanced from

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
January 23, 2014 admin

County Visitors Promotion Fund requirement advanced

A bill that would place restrictions on how money from the County Visitors Promotion Fund could be spent was advanced

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Natural Resources
January 23, 2014 admin

Water pollution loan program advanced

A program to fund wastewater treatment efforts was advanced from general file Jan. 23. Introduced by Holdrege Sen. Tom Carlson,

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Agriculture
January 23, 2014 admin

County ag societies could levy for equipment

County agricultural societies would see increased levy authority under a bill advanced from general file Jan. 23. Introduced by O’Neill

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Natural Resources
January 23, 2014 admin

Shorter NRD notification advanced

Natural resources districts would be able to enforce actions more quickly under a bill advanced from general file Jan. 23.

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Judiciary
January 23, 2014 admin

Safety requirement for novelty lighters advances

Cigarette lighters sold in Nebraska that resemble children’s toys would require a safety feature under a measure advanced by senators

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Transportation and Telecommunications
January 23, 2014 admin

Rural mailbox locations examined

The location of mailboxes along highways was discussed in a Transportation and Telecommunications Committee hearing Jan. 21. LB757, introduced by

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Judiciary
January 23, 2014 admin

Bill would make harassment a separate crime

Harassment would become a separate and distinct crime from stalking in Nebraska under a bill heard Jan. 23 by the

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
January 23, 2014 admin

Government procurement transparency bill amended, advanced

Lawmakers advanced a bill from general file Jan. 23 that would adopt the Transparency in Procurement Act. As introduced by

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Health and Human Services
January 23, 2014 admin

Health care database bill advanced

Lawmakers gave first-round approval Jan. 23 to a bill intended to promote transparency in the cost and quality of health

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Health and Human Services
January 23, 2014 admin

Bill could extend child welfare pilot project

A pilot project authorized as part of the Legislature’s response to the state’s troubled child welfare reform effort would be

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
January 22, 2014 admin

State of emergency declaration would not be needed under bill

Increased emergency funding for aerial fire suppression or hazardous material response would be authorized under a bill heard by the

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