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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1975
Page
5
State records show 100 Nebraska taxpayers earned 100 000 or more in 1973 but paid no state income tax. Officials say the food tax credit may have reduced liability and that some income may have been earned outside Nebraska. About 1 490 returns were filed before April 15.
Fred C. LaRue former White House aide and Nixon era official starts a six month prison term at Maxwell Air Force Base. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to obstruct justice and testified in Watergate hearings. LaRue was also linked to hush money payments and the 1972 campaign as a liaison between Mitchell and MacGregor.
Loup Power District urges builders and DIY diggers to check for underground cables before digging. Division Superintendent Gordon Buchholz offers contact at 4643171 in Columbus for dig-related inquiries. Maps by George Bixenmann show underground residential lines and Bob Goodman can deploy tracing equipment to locate them.
Aries to Pisces daily horoscope for Thursday April 3 1975 offers tactful guidance. Each sign receives a rule of thumb on handling pressure procrastination and responsibility with emphasis on restraint and honest self assessment.
The Rising City Senior class presents a three act comedy Aunt Emma Sees It Through at 8 p.m. April 4 and 5. Cast includes Rosanne Glock Theresa Nicolas Gale Janak Duane Kozisek Steve Sarnek Del Novell and Don Haldeman with Mrs Mary Lou Dunekacke directing. Tickets at the door or through cast members.
Washington UPI reports 1973 farm real estate taxes averaged 2.56 dollars per acre, up 2.5 percent from 1972. Total farm property tax bill reached 2.5 billion, with real estate values rising 12.8 percent. Taxes as a share of personal income fell from 6.1 to 4.2 percent. Inflation could drive future increases.
In Platte Center and surrounding areas Easter visitors were hosted by multiple families. Omaha and Deshler relatives joined at the Keeler and Kuhn households while the Ford Liebig home welcomed Deshler guests and relatives from Columbus Yankton and Warrensburg.
A Creston family gathering Sunday at the home of Mrs. George Summers drew relatives from Wakefield Lincoln Columbus and Kazuhiko Sugiura of Tokyo. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Merlen Preston Mr and Mrs Dennis Crippen Mr and Mrs Jim MacFarland Mr and Mrs Ray Ternus Mr and Mrs Don Ternus Mr and Mrs Dennis Ternus Mr and Mrs Daryl Shockley Mr and Mrs Alvin Claussen and Mrs Eva Claussen with additional guests Mrs Anna Fischer Mrs Amelia Scheffler and Mrs Jennie Wardenberg in Columbus for a visit to Morys Haven.
The Leigh Commercial Club held Applcation Day with a free meal at the Legion Hall from 1 to 4 PM. More than 50 prizes were awarded. Hogs for barbecue were donated by Charles Mullenhoff and Bill Yeding. Morton McMullin led the pit crew. Sand Construction Company loaned the cooker. Norman Osten oversaw drawings and Paul Millard led food planning.
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