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LINCOLN, NE (NET Radio) - Governor Dave Heineman says proposed federal health care legislation could add more than 100 million dollars to Nebraska's future budget hole. Full Article at NET Nebraska Public Television
Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman on how he cut spending without raising taxes. Copy and paste this code into your blog to embed it on your site. Recession taking toll on trucking industry? Full Article at FOX Business
Thomas McCaslin, general manager of Gateway Motors, second left, Neb. Gov. Dave Heineman, center, and Neb. View Photo »
Nebraska is in better shape than most states
Four Nebraska schools districts have been recognized by Gov. Dave Heineman for doing a good job of involving parents in their children's educations. Full Article at Beatrice Daily Sun
LINCOLN, Neb. - Nebraska Gov. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
LINCOLN, Neb. -- Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman has approved a massive package of spending cuts to close a $334 million budget gap caused by lower-than-expected state revenue. Full Article at KETV Omaha
Nebraska state Sen. Lavon Heidemann of Elk Creek, chairman of the appropriations committee, speaks during debate in the state capitol in Lincoln, Neb. , Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009. View Photo »
My proposal was developed with middle class Nebraska families in mind
Gov. Dave Heineman says state resources will be available to help portions of southeast Nebraska recover from a damaging wintry storm. Heineman has signed a disaster declaration to help repair damage caused by Monday's storm. Full Article at Beatrice Daily Sun
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - As Nebraska lawmakers slash government-agency budgets, which could reduce services and lead to layoffs this year and next, they may be sparing their own arm of government similar consequences. Full Article at KIVITV.com
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Thomas McCaslin, general manager of Gateway Motors, second left, Neb. Gov. Dave Heineman, center, and Neb. Attorney General Jon Bruning, left, all hold microphones as they interview on camera in front of his GM dealership in Broken Bow, Neb. , Thursday, July 30, 2009.
View Photo »Nebraska state Sen. Lavon Heidemann of Elk Creek, chairman of the appropriations committee, speaks during debate in the state capitol in Lincoln, Neb. , Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009. Nebraska lawmakers begsn debating a massive budget-cutting measure to help close a $334 million state-budget gap.
View Photo »Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman, left, and Cabela's CEO Tommy Millner, walk past a deer decoy at the outdoor retailer's store in La Vista, Neb. , Friday, Nov. 6, 2009. Cabela's announced plans for a new data center in Papillion, Neb.
View Photo »Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman, left, and Cabela's CEO Tommy Millner, walk past a dear decoy at the outdoor retailer's store in La Vista, Neb. , Friday, Nov. 6, 2009. Cabela's announced plans for a new data center in Papillion, Neb.
View Photo »Republican Govs. Dave Heineman of Nevada, left, and Haley Barbour of Mississippi, right, greet attendees at the National Governors Association's annual meeting, Saturday, July 18, 2009, in Biloxi, Miss.
View Photo »FILE - This combination of file photos shows, South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford, Texas Gov. Rick Perry, Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe, Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, from left on top, and Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman, Georgia Gov.
View Photo »Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman leaves the podium after signing into law (LB36), a bill that changes the state's method of execution from electrocution to lethal injection at a ceremony in Lincoln, Neb. , Thursday, May 28, 2009.
View Photo »Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman, signs into law (LB36), a bill that changes the state's method of execution from electrocution to lethal injection at a ceremony in Lincoln, Neb. , Thursday, May 28, 2009.
View Photo »Nebraska state Sen. Lavon Heidemann of Elk Creek, chairman of the appropriations committee, speaks during debate in the state capitol in Lincoln, Neb. , Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009. Nebraska lawmakers begsn debating a massive budget-cutting measure to help close a $334 million state-budget gap.
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