Bill would divest state funds from Iran
By Joseph Moore, Nebraska News Service State funds invested in companies with ties to Iran’s oil and military sectors would be pulled out under a bill introduced by Sen. Bill Avery of Lincoln....
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By Joseph Moore, Nebraska News Service State funds invested in companies with ties to Iran’s oil and military sectors would be pulled out under a bill introduced by Sen. Bill Avery of Lincoln....
Click here to listen to Gov. Heineman’s address By staff and wire reports Gov. Dave Heineman called for an overhaul of Nebraska’s tax system, saying the state needs to get rid of its individual...
By Shelby Friesz, Bethany Knipp, Joseph Moore and Demetria Stephens, Nebraska News Service The first day of the 103rd Nebraska Legislative session, Wednesday, Jan. 9, ended with the election of a new speaker and...
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