Tax tips to ease farmer's year end tax load
Kansas State University economist backs year end tax management to smooth annual income. If income is high, buy needed farm supplies, delay some sales, and defer large payments until 1970. if income is low, raise 1969 income and postpone deductible expenses. Consider consults with a tax expert and obtain Extension guidance.
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Manhattan
John Schlender
Kansas State University
Schlender
CCC
North Central Regional Extension Publication
Tree Seedlings Offered by Kansas State Extension in 1970
Kansas State University Extension Service announces a 1970 seedling and nut program for conservation use. Orders begin January 1 through county agents with fixed pricing: 8 cents per seedling, 2 cents per nut, minimums 50 seedlings per species and 100 nuts. Shipments start in late March prepaid. popular evergreens include pines and cedars. deciduous include Russian olive and black walnut. first time offerings include pecan seedlings from native seeds.
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Erie
Kansas State University Extension Service
Forestry Department
Kansas
REA forecasts surge in power service as population grows
David A. Hamill head of the Rural Electrification Administration says demand for REA financed service will rise as urban residents move to less congested areas. He notes 195,000 new consumers added this year, with total power input rising from 31 billion kWh in 1960 to an expected 73 billion next year and 333 billion by 2000.
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Washington
David A. Hamil
REA
Hamil
Plan Landscaping At Home For Winter Thoughtfully
Neosho Extension notes advise winter planning for home landscaping to fit a family's living patterns and site. It covers site factors, costs, integration with house design, and the value of preserving existing trees to minimize changes.
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Vernon E. Lohmann
Neosho County
Erie
Rail boxcar shortage to be eased by extra rental rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission will impose additional boxcar rental charges to encourage owners in the West to return cars. Sen. Warren Magnuson chairing the Commerce Committee said the rates are tentative and experimental and will seek public comment before taking effect.
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Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Warren G. Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
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