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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1976

Page

5

Tax Time and the 1913 Income Tax Beginnings

The article notes April 15 as tax filing deadline for over 80 million Americans. It recalls the 1913 income tax establishing a 1 percent levy on over $3,000 and a surtax on higher incomes after a constitutional amendment legalizing income taxes, following a 1894 Supreme Court ruling.

Supreme Court

Hughes kin named to administer Texas holdings of Howard Hughes

Probate Judge Pat Gregory appointed Mrs. Frederick Lummis and her son William Lummis as temporary administrators of Howard Hughes Texas assets. The appointment follows a brief hearing amid未uncertain will status and recognises debts and tax matters needing urgent action. Texas assets will be safeguarded under a Texas Commerce Bank safekeeping agreement.

Texas Howard Hughes Houston UPI Pat Gregory Frederick Lummis Hughes William Lummis Lummis Acapulco Mexico Oon Hospital Acapulo Sa ‘Hughes Howard Vicente Manuel Montemayor Hughes’ Texas Holdings Hughes Tool Co. Foundation Lummises Hughes’ Estate Texas Commerce Bank Las Vegas Keith Hayes First National Bank of Nevada Elmer Bacchina Los Angeles Richard Gano California

Genoa Native Helps Host State Leadership Conference

Genoa native Janice M. Cave of Genoa assisted in hosting the state leadership conference for Phi Beta Lambda at Northeast Unity Technical College in Norfolk. The event carried the theme Forward in the 76 and highlighted Cave as daughter of William P. Cave and his wife.

Genoa Janice M. Cave Northeast Unity Technical College Norfolk Phi Beta Lambda Education Honorary Cave William P. Cave

Nation's only legal peyote party draws tribes to Texas

In Mirando City Texas the Native American Church holds its annual peyote ritual with tribes from across the country. Judge James Kazen in 1969 ruled peyote use by Indians legal under freedom of religion, while nonmembers face arrest for possession. Sheriff Porfirio Flores notes only verified church members may possess peyote.

K. Mack Sisk Mirando City Tex UPI State District Court James Kazen Laredo Karen Webb Zapata Starr Jim Hogg North America Porfirio Flores

Platte College To Host District Music Contest

Platte College will host its fourth Nebraska High School Activities Association District Music Contest from April 22 to 24. Over 3,000 students from Class B C and D schools in District 2 will compete with piano events on the first day judged by Dr. Harold E. Krueger and a panel including B A Johnson Robert Edson Kenneth Lotspeich Leon Grether and Gene Nelson. Participating schools include CLASS B Lakeview Scotus Central David City David City Aquinas Fullerton North Bend Madison CLASS C Brainard East Butler Cedar Bluffs Clarkson Dodge Genoa Howells Humphrey St Francis Leigh Mead Yutan Cedar Rapids CLASS D Humphrey Polk Prague Rising City Snyder Nebraska Christian Silver Creek.

Platte College Nebraska High School Activities Association John Putnam Harold E. Krueger Augustana College Sioux Falls S.D B.A. Johnson Syracuse Robert Edson Midland College Fremont Kenneth Lotspeich Madison Leon Grether Boone Iowa Gene Nelson Lakeview Scotus Central David City Aquinas Fullerton North Bend Brainard Butler Cedar Bluffs Clarkson Dodge Genoa Howells Humphrey St. Francis Leigh Mead Yutan Cedar Rapids Polk Prague Rising City Snyder Nebraska

Two Injured in Northeast Columbus Two-Car Crash

Two rural Columbus youths Terry Kuntzelman and Lori Kuntzelman were treated at Behlen Community Hospital after a two car collision northeast of Columbus. The report states Terry suffered bruises and Lori cuts and bruises. both vehicles were totaled. Details list several other drivers and parked cars with minor monetary figures. A National Park Service CNS note about Franklin’s Canada journey follows unrelated.

Columbus Terry Kuntzelman Lori Kuntzelman Behlen Community Hospital Platte County Sheriff's Office Terry Lori Beverly Lemmkie Meyer Road 25Th Avenue Frederick Leoffler 21St Street Judy Gentert 35Th Avenue 18Th Street 40Th Avenue Elaine Koziol 23Rd Street Henry Gates 8Th Street Reyad Sayed Linden Drive Randall Chinn 13Th Street 24Th Avenue Helen Shemek 36Th Avenue Linley Stinemster Cozad Canada Franklin National Park Service CNS

World Fiddling Championship Opens On Large North Carolina Farm

The World Fiddling Championship kicks off on a 600 acre farm in Iredell County with about 100000 bluegrass fans expected. J Pierce Van Hoy, the farm owner and convention director, says facilities are ready and 450 johns will be on site. About 200 bands from across the nation will perform as finalists compete for a $10000 prize and a $1000 extra for the world champion. Camping costs 15 for three nights and the event is anticipated to yield considerable local spending.

Union Grove N.C UPI Iredell County J. Pierce van Hoy van Hoy

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