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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1956
Page
3
The disability program starts next July permitting benefits at age 50 for disabled workers. A new 4.2k earnings tax base with 24 percent levy applies to employees from Jan 1, raising $721 million annually. Employers and self employed face higher taxes, with April timing for quarterly payments and January hikes for self employed.
Gallatin national forest receipts for the last fiscal year will be distributed 25 percent to counties based on forest land. J. C. Urquhart, forest supervisor, lists apportions: Carbon 708 dollars, Gallatin 11,396 dollars, Madison 2,249 dollars, Meagher 237 dollars, Park 14,922 dollars, and Sweet Grass 3,888 dollars. Counties with multiple forest acreages receive funds accordingly.
The upcoming Social Security tax increase will cut take home pay for about 50 million workers within 10 days. Congress authorized higher taxes to fund a new disability insurance, expanding the government program.
An article notes trichinosis remains a risk in the United States though overall disease rates are low. It cites Pfizer Spectrum estimating 21 million Americans infected, outlines prevention through thorough cooking, freezing guidelines, and enforcement limits on hog feed and federal pork inspections.
A hospital patient recounts hypnosis without anesthesia during thyroid surgery at a Fort Collins hospital. In Colorado, Dr. Robert Davis and Dr. Ben Eiseman lead a five year, 44500 grant funded study at Colorado A&M to uncover substances driving rapid deer antler bone growth and explore applications for human fracture healing.
Montana Fish and Game reports four state game farms at Billings Fort Peck Warm Springs and Molese released 33659 ringnecked pheasants and 1402 chukar partridges in the fall season. Farms distributed birds across numerous counties with emphasis on mature birds and improved release methods. Cost per bird runs about $2.00 for chukars and $1.50 for pheasants.
Mrs Roberta Westwood a 27 year old Chicago housewife becomes a historic figure in local civic life as she helps lead a community project with notable involvement from neighbors and city volunteers.
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