Estate Planning Seminar Slated For County Ranchers
A Teton County extension service event invites farmers and ranchers to an all day and evening estate planning seminar at Chateau City Pavilion on January 11. Sessions cover corporate and individual farming taxation, accounting, real estate planning, and tax law with end of session discussions.
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Teton County
Chateau City Pavilion
Teton County Cooperative Extension Service
Spon
Soring
Dick Peterson
CPA
Peterson and Moore
T. M
Mike) Kohout
Cla
Pacific Empire Life Insurance Co
Bruce Nelson Jr
Bruce Nelson Realty
Stuart Lewin
Hartelius and Lewin
New York
Montana Local Taxes Face Broad Reforms Under Revised Code
Montana lawmakers may adopt a single all purpose mill levy for counties and municipalities under a proposed revised local government code. The code would shift duties to county level, allow service districts to tax only service recipients, and require budget adoption before July 1. Local option taxes beyond property tax would be permitted to reduce reliance on property taxes.
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Missoula
Montana
Montana Business Quarterly
University of Montana
Commission
Commission On Local Government
Wanzenried
Turkiewicz
Paul E. Polzin
BBER
UM Department of Management School of Business Administration
Kellogg- Extension
M.E. “Gene” Quenomoen
Kellogg-Extension
Montana State University
Bozeman
E. Jeffery Livingston
UM Department of Mangement
John W. Rettenmayer
UM Department of Management
School of Business Administration
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Clinic Planned in Billings for Diabetics
A four day diabetic clinic focusing on self care and management will be held January 18 to 21 in Marillac Hall at St. Vincent's Hospital in Billings. Attendees may contact Gayle Wood RN at 406 252 2121 ext 340 or write care of St. Vincent's Hospital Box 2505 Billings MT 59103.
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Marillac Hall
St. Vincent's Hospital
Billings
Gayle Wood
R.N
Mont
Social Security Rep to Visit in Chateau Courthouse
A Great Falls Social Security representative will visit Chateau in the commissioners office at the courthouse on Wednesday January 12 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 2 p.m. Residents with questions may meet the representative during these times.
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Great Falls
Social Security Office
Chateau
Commissioners Office
Replacement Of Bridge Is Planned In Teton County
A public hearing will discuss replacing the burned bridge on U S Highway 287 near Chateau. The plan calls for a new concrete bridge over the Teton River with wider approaches and potential minor right of way needs. Written requests for a hearing must be postmarked by Friday Jan 21 to the Department of Highways in Helena.
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Teton County
U. S. Highway 287
Chateau
Teton River
Department of Highways
Helena
Local Government Law Changes May Be Made
S Keith Anderson of Helena warns in a Montana Taxpayers Association bulletin that 1977 legislation will seek to eliminate property tax limits and expand local spending. He notes Montana’s property taxes rose 84 million in four years, with 34.4 million in 1975 and 13.7 million in 1976 77, and argues artificial surpluses mask over spending. He questions whether government is the state’s sole growth industry.
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Sam Gillary
Montana Press Association
Helena
Montana
S. Keith Anderson
Montana Taxpayers’ Association
Anderson
State Commission On Local Government
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Teton Memorial Hospital
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Nora Jackson
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Zenith
General Electric Appliances
Andy’s Appliance Center
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Shakir
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Social Security
Augusta
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Bynum
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Pork Sapreries
Pia
Purina
STACO
Naney’s
U. S. NO
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Tris
Cheerios
Vasde
Washington
WestMeant
WestMont
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Hanusa Agency