Burbach bill wins first round in Nebraska legislature
Nebraska Senate granted first floor approval to Crofton Sen. JW Burbachs bill offering a 50 percent property tax exemption for farm and business inventory and equipment. The 31 to 13 vote came after hours of debate, with Gov. Exon expected to veto and override votes uncertain. Supporters argue tax relief spurs growth while opponents warn of higher sales and income taxes to cover losses.
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James Joyce Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
Crofton
Burbach
Jd. Exon
Non
Burse
Cingh
Colorado
Omaha
Sam Klaver
Klaver
Exon
Glen Gondrich
Newman Grave
Thomas Kennedy
Judges to discuss organized crime at Nebraska judges seminar
Judge James A Buckley announced a two day LEAA organized crime seminar in Columbus titled Organized Crime and the Judicial Process. Sen Roman Hruska will open the event related to the 1970 Organized Crime Control Act with speakers from federal state and local offices.
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Roman Hruska
Nebraska District Juises Association
Columbus
James A. Buckley
Buckley
Hruska
Organi: Crime Programs Division
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEGA
American Bar Association
St. Touts
Marlin L. Danziger
SEAA
Thomas A. Kennedy
U.S. Department of Justices Organized Crime
Aaron M. Kolm
Metropolitan Crime Commission of
New Orleans
Nel M. Tlauin
Illinois
U.S
George Y. Higgins
Massachusetts
Kennelly
Kolin
Flaunt
Cook County
Adlarney
Oklahoma
Tulsa
National College of State Trial
Reno
Wwuska
New drug claims to knock out cold in 24 hours
CHICAGO UP I A team from the University of Chicago medical school announced NPT as a potential cure that supposedly neutralizes the common cold within 24 hours and acts against viral diseases such as influenza and chickenpox.
Delta Queen to launch 1971 voyage with space age updates
Delta Queen, the iconic paddle wheeler on the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, begins its 1971 season on April 16 after spending time in dry dock New Orleans. Extensive upgrades include fire retardant coatings, engine revamps, updated communication gear, and gold plated calliope. The craft has absorbed about 500000 dollars in refurbishments, with additional improvements projected. The April voyage from New Orleans to Cincinnati spans 13 days, supported by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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Terry Flynn
Cincinnati
UPL
Mississippi
Ohio
Atd
New Orleans
Green Line Steamers, Inc
Nationaleronautics and Space Administration
Ting
National Trust For Historic Preservation Group
Domesday Book: England’s 1086 Taxation Survey Record
The Domesday Book was ordered by William the Conqueror in 1086 as a general survey of England for taxation. It remains a valuable historical source detailing landholders, resources, and wealth across the realm.
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England
William the Conqueror
Ancient Egyptian axle grease from fat and lime
Britannica notes Egyptians used a mixture of fat and lime to create axle grease as early as 00 B.C. The method shows early use of combining fats with mineral lime in lubrication practices.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Dust Four Moors Furnishings Ad Promotes Sealy Bedding
The ad touts a 16 000 square foot showroom offering home furnishings with an upper level for bedroom furniture and bedding. It highlights Sealy Posturepedic mattresses in stock of all sizes and offers free delivery.
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Sealy Postarpedic
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Brenner Furniture
Golden Prnet
Galden Vicary
Trestily A
Cerry
U.S. 30 Center
Martin House
Hugh Felson
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