Osborne says the most important issues facing the third district agriculture policy, rural economic development and strengthening Nebraska's youth. In other news graffiti offenders may be looking at paying a stiffer penalty for their crime as legislators consider a bill to help fight graffiti. We are looking to get a message out that there is a higher price to pay for graffitti. It has had a tremedous pyschological impact on our neighborhoods.
People are afraid to come into our neighborhoods.
It is a great deal more than marking the wall. It has an intimidation factor that keeps people out of the business district. It's an intimidation factor that keeps people away from our neighborhoods. We have beome the victim of this for a very long time and we are trying to do something to stop it. Supporters hope paying a higher price for graffiti helps in the fight against the crime.