Tax Changes Stir House Ways and Means Panel
The Ways and Means committee probes changes to the tax structure effective next January. It weighs extending most concessions from earlier tax reduction legislation, set to expire at year-end 1275, citing potential impact on economic recovery and broad popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Congress
Rep
al Uman
D.-Ore
Wilbur Mills
D.-Ark
Babson
Small Business House
Ways and Means Committee
Maina
Capital Hill
Satoluy
Sales Representative Al Crook Transfers to Omaha Territory
Al Crook, a sales representative for Cuba Geigy Corp, moves from Southern Nebraska to the Omaha territory covering Burt Colfax Cuming Dodge Douglas Platte Sarpy and Washington counties. He promotes Ciba Geigy products for agriculture industry homes and gardens. A Purple Heart and Bronze Star recipient, he is married to Tula Korak of Beatrice and will relocate to Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Crook
Nebraska
Omaha
Cuba- Geigy Corporation
Burt
Colfax
Cuming
Dodge
Douglas, Platte, Sarpy
Washington
Masonic Lodge
yGrook
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
iHe
Tula, Korak
Beatrice
Fremont
Business Notes from raft Village Workshop in Omaha
Representatives Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lindquist and Mr. and Mrs. Russ Ferris attended a workshop at Mungelsen's in Omaha covering new crafts. Exhibitors from various parts of the country participated. Americans in 1974 bought $105.2 billion of primary life insurance from legal reserve companies, up 12 percent from 1973, raising in force totals to $1,986 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raft Village
Larry Lindquist
Russ Ferris
Mungelsen's
Omaha
Medicare death payment rules and doctor assignment
When a Medicare beneficiary dies special rules decide who is paid for medical services. If the doctor accepts assignment Medicare pays them. if not payment may go to the one who pays the bill. Use two forms Request for Medicare Payment and Statement Regarding Medicare Payment for Medical Services to Deceased Patient, available at Social Security offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicare
Research Institute Pools Brainpower and Growth in Texas
Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio has expanded from a ranch house startup to a 480 acre campus with 100 buildings and a 35 million dollar budget. Led by President Martin Goland, the institute conducts aerospace, oceanography, chemistry, health sciences and other projects, contracting mainly from private industry for about 70 percent of its work.
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Mack
San Antonio
Tex
Thornes Baker Stick
Southwest Research Institute
Alamo
Texas
Institute
Southwest Research Foundation
United States
Stick
Southwest Research
Harald Vaghtbor
Martin Goland
Brockliyn-bar
Midwest Research Center
Kansas City
Goland
Southwest
Department of Defense
Dedication set at Crete pork plant
Farmland Poets officials call the Crete Nebraska facility the newest and finest pork processing plant in the nation. A dedicatory program on Highway 103 will include a noon tent church service and a 12 30 plaque ceremony honoring the American pork producer. Tours run 1 to 4 30 with free ham lunch. James A Jeffers and Charles P Reno take key posts as staff expands.
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Farmland Poets
James
Nature Ee
Amelia
Rebseca Ann King
Philip Heckman
Doane College
Farmland Foods
Nebraska
John H. Westerhof
Farmland Foods, Inc
James A. Jeffers
Madison Foods Pork
Madison
Charles P. Reno
Denison
Crete
Raymond More
Westerhoff
Longtime ASCS employee Delores Stenstrom retires
Delores Ti Stenstrom, a Platte County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service office employee for 30 years, retires after four decades in service. ASCS executive director Dick James lauds her as a familiar figure to nearly every farmer. She served as receptionist and administrative assistant, acting office manager during absences, and will remain based at 2610 Ist Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Ti. Stenstrom
Platte County
Stensitum
Platte
Delores
James
Sterstrom
7Ist Street
Douglas & Lomason Posts Six Month Earnings Rise
Douglas & Lomason Company of Detroit reports six month earnings of 35 cents a share ending June 30 aided by higher sales in automotive original equipment parts and a five cent dividend. President WK Lomason notes improved overhead absorption offsets higher steel and aluminum costs while model changeovers in July and August suggest a seasonal dip. however auto and non automotive activities give optimism for fall results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas & Loninson Company
Detroit
Mich
WK. Lomason
Anon-Automotive
Douglas & Lomason
Columbus
Cole Shavinan K. Cole Promoted At Bee Line
Cole Shavinan K. Cole has been promoted to assistant manager at Bee Line Motor Freight. He joined Bee Line as a deliveryman on June 7, 1972 after graduating Columbus High School in 1967 and studying business administration and accounting at Platte College. He served two years in the U S Army Infantry including a year in Vietnam. He and wife Sue live at 1862 Sunset Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shavinan K. Cole
Bee Line Motor Freight
Bee Line
Columbus High School
Cole
Platte College
U.S. Army Infantry
Vietnam
Sue
Sunset Lane
Frontier to extend jet routes to Fargo Grand Forks
Frontier Airlines gains Civil Aeronautics Board approval to extend service from Denver to Fargo and Grand Forks. The new daily early morning flight will connect Fargo Grand Forks with Denver and Southwest cities, with evening returns. Frontier projects 31,000 passengers in year one and will use 737-200 aircraft. Flight numbers and times to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qenvers
Frontier Airlines
Fargo
Grand Forks
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier
Denver
Conn
Rapid City
Grand Fo Bargo
Kapa
City
Southwest Paints
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Tucson
Air Link
Tunabouts Released After Seizure in Ecuador Case
On November 24 1977 the final of 19 USB tunabouts seized by Ecuador during a two week action was released after court fines totaling 444 502.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
Major phone equipment upgrade in Columbus central office
General Telephone Company of The Midwest reports near completion of a major installation at the Columbus central office to handle rapid local growth. The project adds 400 lines, 300 terminals, 15 ticketers, 24 toll trunks and extended area service with enhanced testing and toll circuit routines. Cost over $250,000, taking 12 months, expanding service to 1,407 telephones and marking a 50 percent rise since the prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
N.H. Loseke
General Telephone Company
Midwest
Loseke
AAL appoints two area representatives in Norfolk
The Aid Association for Lutherans appoints Marvin D. Jensen and Eugene S. Brink as elstriel representatives for the Lars M. Granath Agency in Norfolk. AAL, a fraternal life and health insurer based in Appleton Wisconsin, has extensive field staff and reach across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars M. Granath
Norfolk
Elstriel
Aid Association For Lutherans
AAL
Marvin D. Jensen
29Th Street
Eugene S. Brink
14Th Street
Appleton
Wis
U.S
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Babson’s Reports Inc
Alton Crook
Gloucester City
Mack Trucks, Inc
Lsadad
Pithaz Iran
Iran
D&l Co
Shannon Cole
Les Ernst
Ernst Olds-Pontiacilloc
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Ker Larsen
GMAT
Marvin Jensen
Eugene Brink
Niy
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