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Nebraska opens licensing process for would-be hemp farmers, processors

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By Martha Stoddard
| Star-Herald Verified
LINCOLN — Would-be hemp farmers and processors finally have their chance to put some seed in the ground and reap a legal harvest in Nebraska. The state Department of Agriculture opened up licensing applications Friday for the 2019 growing season. People interested in growing, harvesting and processing hemp this year have until 5 p.m. June 28 to apply. Legislative Bill 657, introduced by State Sen.
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Voter ID compromise falls apart as Nebraska legislative days tick away

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By Martha Stoddard
| Lincoln Journal Star Verified
LINCOLN — A months-long battle over how to implement Nebraska’s new voter identification requirement continued Wednesday, with the sponsor of the main implementation proposal threatening to kill her own bill. State Sen. Julie Slama of Dunbar filed a motion to withdraw Legislative Bill 535 shortly after the Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee advanced an amended version of the bill.
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Nebraska lawmakers pass 'Christmas tree' bills on broadband, hydrogen energy

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By Erin Bamer Verified, Martha Stoddard
| Lincoln Journal Star Verified
Nearing the end of the session, Nebraska lawmakers on Tuesday passed more than a dozen bills that had been combined into two separate pieces of legislation — a strategy meant to counter an ongoing filibuster that has slowed progress on the floor. The Nebraska Legislature passed two bills (LB565 and 683), both of which will now go to Gov. Jim Pillen's desk to be signed into law.
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