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§ 90-109. State fossil; mammoth.
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The mammoth is designated as the official state fossil.
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The mammoth is designated as the official state fossil.
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This provision declares chalcedony, commonly known as prairie agate, to be Nebraska’s state rock.
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The song “Beautiful Nebraska” is adopted as the Nebraska state song.
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Little blue stem is declared Nebraska’s official state grass.
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The cottonwood is declared Nebraska’s state tree.
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The honeybee (Apis mellifera) is adopted as Nebraska’s official state insect.
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The Nebraska Educational Telecommunications Building in Lincoln must be named the Terry M. Carpenter and Jack G. McBride Educational Telecommunications Building.
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The Holdrege series soil is adopted as Nebraska’s official state soil.
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The whitetail deer is adopted as the official state mammal.
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The Governor may designate official state items without needing legislative approval.
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The Department of Health and Human Services must convey specified real estate to the University of Nebraska at Kearney, and the University must remit certain sale proceeds and agriculture-related net revenue back to the Department.
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The Director of Administrative Services must survey the Norfolk Regional Center property, decide what part is not needed for state purposes, and report to the Legislature and Governor.
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The Director of Administrative Services must ask the Legislature and Governor for permission to donate the qualified property to Northeast Community College Area within 30 days after April 28, 2017. If the property is later sold within 10 years after donation, all sale proceeds must go to the State Treasurer for the Ge
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Nebraska must cede criminal and civil jurisdiction over the listed lands to the United States, and the Governor may execute the needed conveyances when requested by the United States.
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The Game and Parks Commission may acquire the described Sarpy County property, make agreements or leases for its operation and development, and accept gifts related to those purposes.
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The Game and Parks Commission must convey Cottonmill State Recreation Area to the city of Kearney and county of Buffalo for public park purposes, subject to existing water and power company rights, and the land reverts to the Commission if park use stops.
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The Game and Parks Commission must convey Stolley State Recreation Area to Grand Island or Hall County for public park purposes, and the land reverts to the Commission if it stops being operated as a park and recreation area.
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The Game and Parks Commission must convey the described Long Bridge State Special Use Area land to Merrick County for public park purposes, and the land reverts if the county stops operating it as a public park and recreation area.
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The Governor may enter an agreement to sell and convey the state's reversionary interest in the described public way.
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The Legislature approves and recommends that the Department of Correctional Services lease department-owned land to the city of Kearney for a fixed annual cash rental, for up to 99 years.