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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1973

Page

5

Tax Shelter Threat to Small Farms Alarms Missouri Farmers

In Warrensburg Missouri a panel of agriculture policy experts warns that high income investors are increasingly steering farming via tax shelter losses. They cite about 800 million yearly unpaid taxes written off as losses and say the shift harms small and mid sized operations while large investors gain control of the beef industry and agriculture sector.

Warrensburg Washington U. S. Treasury Jim Rhodes California Oppenheimer Industries

Ex Actor Gardner McKay Turns Playwright in Los Angeles

Gardner McKay once starred as the Tiki skipper on Adventures in Paradise and later lived as a recluse in the Sahara and Venezuelan jungles. Now 39, he writes plays and a book of short stories, finishing three full dramas and 25 shorts while directing works in Los Angeles theaters. Two local children from Pittsburg area were treated for Rocky Mountain spotted fever, with Crystal Grotheer and a Fort Scott boy among those hospitalized. Crystal to be released Friday.

Los Angeles Gardner McKay Pittsburg University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Rocky Mountain Crystal Grotheer Frontenac Fort Scott Crystal McKay

Parsons District Levy to be Lower in 1974 Budget

Parsons Kansas district plans a levy about five mills lower in the 1974 budget than 1973. The 1973 levy was 44.13 mills on a $23,107,110 assessed valuation. Superintendent C G Reitemeier cites increased state aid as the reason.

Parsons C. G. Reitemeier

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