Senators reconvened Jan. 14 to introduce bills for the 104th Legislature, second session.<\/p>\n
Among the 36 bills introduced were:<\/p>\n
LB954, sponsored by Omaha Sen. Bob Krist, which would change provisions relating to access to records for and investigations by the Inspector General of Nebraska Child Welfare;<\/p>\n
LB958<\/a>, sponsored by Grand Island Sen. Mike Gloor, which would change provisions relating to budgets, the valuation of agricultural land and levy limitations;<\/p>\n LB959<\/a>, sponsored by Cedar Rapids Sen. Kate Sullivan, which would change and eliminate provisions relating to school funding, budgets and levy authority;<\/p>\n LB961<\/a>, sponsored by Omaha Sen. Ernie Chambers, which would eliminate provisions relating to hunting mountain lions;<\/p>\n LB962<\/a>, sponsored by Omaha Sen. Nicole Fox, which would change requirements for the practice of acupuncture;<\/p>\n LB965<\/a>, sponsored by Omaha Sen. Tanya Cook, which would provide for expungement of records for persons charged with or found guilty of a crime because of stolen identity or mistaken identity;<\/p>\n LB970<\/a>, sponsored by O\u2019Neill Sen. Tyson Larson, which would change provisions relating to pickle cards and keno and authorize methods of payment for gambling;<\/p>\n LB974<\/a>, sponsored by Omaha Sen. Rick Kolowski, which would exempt sales of clothing, school supplies, computers and computer-related accessories from sales and use taxes;<\/p>\n LB979<\/a>, sponsored by Heartwell Sen. John Kuehn, which would provide for selection of interchangeable biological products by pharmacists; and<\/p>\n