If you never lived in Nebraska and there are no Nebraska taxes deducted on the 1099-R, then NO, you don't file a Nebraska return. The payer's address doesn't matter for your tax return.
You would just file a federal and resident PA return. But you only need to enter your 1099-R on your federal return.
TurboTax will transfer that along with the taxes you paid to your PA resident return. Your resident state taxes all of your income. You will get credited for all of the taxes that were withheld though, you won't be double taxed.
Where do I enter a 1099-R?
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