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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1976

Page

7

Breen Outlines Federal Estate Tax Rule Changes

Cedar Rapids accountant Maurice Breen outlined new federal estate tax rules at the Cedar Rapids Agricultural Executives Forum. The law defers estate tax payments for 15 years for some family farms and values farms on actual use, with eligibility requiring statements and managerial participation by the willmaker.

Breen Congress Cedar Rapids Maurice Breen

New Estate Tax Law Changes for Small Farms and Estates

The new federal estate tax law expands relief for small and medium estates, with no tax for estates under 129000. It tightens gift incentives and generation skipping benefits, and raises the top rate to 70 percent over five million dollars. Marital deduction rules liberalize and clarify ownership contributions in combined estates.

Breen Fize

Soviets Do Not Honor Grain Ship Agreement Says Union Leader

Steve Troy of San Francisco, a Seafarers International Union official, accused the Soviet Union of failing to honor the 1972 grain treaty by using few U.S. ships and by undercutting U.S. rates. He cited August and September calls by Soviet vessels to U.S. ports and called for enforcement of the treaty.

Soviet Union U.S Evei Ming Steve Troy San Francisco International Union Troy Cedar Rapids Marlon Hans St- Alton, Tit

Drouth Stricken Iowa Farmers Missing Federal Aid Discrepancies

Drouth hit Iowa farmers face little federal aid as disaster payment rules favor base acres over planted acres. Don Hoss planted 276 acres but is allotted 160, making him ineligible. neighbor overplants and qualifies. ASCS funds and crop insurance exist, with bills to modify eligibility debated in Congress.

Iowa Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Senate Agriculture Committee Congress Don Hoss ASCS Hoss Farmers Home Land Administration van Burer Davis Berkley’ Bedell

Auction Notices Across Several Towns This Weekend

Readable fragments show auctions set for Saturday December 22 including items like machinery and farm products. Locations listed include Nevot ny near Draport street Bly and Stacyville Methodist church with additional mentions of Wyoming and Mechanicswite areas.

Mach Asc Amiques Nevotny Draport Bly Lord's Acte Tal Stacyville Methodist Clmrsk Peter Ven Spreesken Wyoming Cow Ont Mit Ben Desnla Mechanicswite

Delaware and Linn Jones Elected Fair Officers

Delaware county elected officers include President Arnold Stone and Treasurer James Shover with four directors reelected to three year terms. Linn county names new president Willard Goodlove and officer slate including Vice President Johnny Ketelsen and Treasurer John Erbes. New posts and reappointments reflect multi county fair governance in recent weeks.

Fair Board Delaware County Jones and Linn County Jones County Monticello Ed L. Helgens Monticelo John Shover Larry Robertson A. J. H. McNeill Second View Claude Appleby Edythe Satterlee Manchester James Shover Delhi Delaware Fair Burdette Wessel Culesburg Everette van Note Masonville Klein Lubben Mahlon Peterson John Graybill Dick Hood Delaware Fair Board Bers Venture Willard Goodlove Central City Lie Fair In-Linn Couty Goodlove Ernest Dilta Troy Mills Johnny Ketelson Marion John Erbes Dale Minor Chet Bullis

Acres west of Shellsburg farmer reflects on life and politics

George Cunningham, 72, owner near Shellsburg, discusses farming, hobbies like square dancing and roller skating, and politics as a Republican with views on Carter and Grassley. He recalls working as a hired man for 32 years before becoming his own boss near Newhall in the 1950s.

the Gazette George Cunningham Shellsburg Purder Gore, Therch Ethel LoReetha Hepburn Hentrich Cedar Rapids Carter Ike Dee Kennedy Johnson Roosavelt Grassley Beck Tarveee Newhall

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