Columbus Nebraska adopts levy for district 42 and others
City of Columbus passes Ordinance 2429 to levy special assessments on parcels in Street Improvement District No. 42 and Project Nos. 7 8 9 10 Water Districts 19 20 and Sanitary Sewer Districts 23 24 to cover construction costs and provide payment methods. The ordinance cites Board of Equalization hearings on April 13 1976 and lists assessment amounts for numerous lots and additions within the districts.
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City OF
Columbus
Nebraska
Board of Equalization
Council Chamber
United States
Platte County
Westlawn
North Gate
Lou
Prairie Vista
Air Vista
Seren Eesvereees
Randall
Becker
Cumming
Maple Park
Randall 3Rd
Mahood
West Lawn
City Street Improvement
Low Lange
Ordinance Provisions on Delinquent Installments and Tax Collection
The text states delinquent installments bear 9 percent annual interest until paid and any late payment is certified to the Platte County Nebraska Treasurer for placement on the tax list to be collected with real estate taxes. It repeals conflicting ordinances and becomes effective immediately after passage adoption and publication, introduced by Councilman Beloit C.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Beloit C
City approves ordinance and weather brief tease
The 21st day of April 1976 saw mayor Frederick W. Gerber Jr. attest to a passage and adoption. A UPI weather note reports New York highs and Cedar City Utah lows amid a smoke advisory remark by Dr. Carl Seltzer of Harvard School of Public Health.
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Kinzer
Frederick W. Gerber Jr
New York
UPI
National Weather Service
Alaska
Hawaii
Gila Bend
Aziz
Cedar City
Utah
Carl Seltzer
Harvard School of Public Health
Americans spend about ten percent of income on health care
Washington reports health care costs consuming about 10 percent of national income with hospital stays rising from 311 to 1017 dollars and doctor office fees from 12.80 to 19.55 since 1965. The White House panel cites physician monopoly like access to prices and services as a key driver of rising costs. Government programs fund nearly 40 percent of these expenses, while inflation pressures touch all Americans.
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Andrew Nibley
Washington
UPI
White House
U.S
Counc
Michael Moskow
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