Nebraska raises income tax to seventeen percent and sales tax to three
The Nebraska Board of Equalization voted to raise the state income tax from 15 to 17 percent of federal tax liability retroactive to January 1 and the statewide sales tax from 2.5 to 3 percent, effective September 1. The move aims to cover a projected deficit as revenue forecasts lagged behind appropriations.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
William Peters
Equalization Board
Ray A.C. Johnson
Winning at bridge by missteps and proper short-suit bids
ABridge column analyzes a South misplay as East finesses and West with diamonds win many tricks. It shows how North’s critique highlights better play and explains that a jump in a short suit is proper if you have enough strength and choose a suit lower in rank than the one you intend.
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North
South
East
West
Nevada
State boards oppose flat sentencing legislation in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska state boards of pardon and parole reject flat sentencing as considered by the Judiciary Committee. They warn abolition of parole would harm public safety and favor indeterminate terms and continued parole input.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
State Boards of Pardon and Parole
Judiciary Committee
J.J. Exon
Nebraska Pardon Board
State Parole Board
Gene Neal
Parole Board
State Corrections Department
Pardon and Parole Board
Parole and Corrections
Joseph Vitek
Neal
Nebraska
Pardon Board
Vitek
Orrections
James Lyons
Penitentiary
Genoa Youth Joins Air Force Four-Year Program
Genoa teenager John Bonk 17 son of Mrs Earl Cherry Genoa and Tom Bonk Columbus enlisted in the Air Force. TSgt Marshall local recruiter in Norfolk announced and assisted John into a four year program. He is at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas for six weeks basic training and will attend law enforcement schooling after. He graduated Genoa High School in 1976.
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Norfolk
John Bonk
Earl Cherry
Genoa
Tom Bonk
Columbus
Air Force
Tsgt Marshall
John
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Genoa High School
Astrological Readings Across Zodiac for Today
March 24 to April 19 horoscopes advise Taurus openness, Gemini promising gains, Cancer aiming high, Leo seek learning company, Virgo debt repayments, Libra favorable social plans, Scorpio effort plus work, Sagittarius event planning, Capricorn unexpected relief, Aquarius simple fun, Pisces improving finances through cleverness.
Your Birthday Year Brings Bold Ambitions For You
Your birthday marks a year where larger adjustments are possible for you. Set bold goals and pursue opportunities with confidence as the year unfolds.
USDA predicts Nebraska corn crop rise over last year
The Agriculture Department forecast Nebraska corn at 527 million bushels based on August conditions. If holds, output would be 5 percent above last year but 5 percent below the 1973 peak, with an average yield of 85 bushels per acre.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Jack Aschwege
State
Nebraska Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
USDA
Gaye faces contempt warrant and breach suit in Beverly Hills
Marvin Gaye, 37, is cited for contempt and has a warrant for arrest as Beverly Hills Carriage House sues for 520000 over a promised 300000 letter of credit to buy stock aiding a 63000 car. He also received a 10 day sentence for unpaid 6000 in spousal and child support to ex wife Anna for their son Marvin Jr.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Marvin Gaye
Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills Carriage House
Gaye
Weicher Sets Line on GOP Platform Stance
Sen. Lowell Weicher of Connecticut says he will disavow the Republican national platform if it backs constitutional amendments banning forced busing or abortion. He also would reject it if no plank on equal rights for women is included, as he campaigns in Hartford.
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Hartford
Conn
UPI
Lowell Weicher
Rconn
Weicher
Weicker
Connecticut
Richland Artist Invited to Plainsman Museum Show
Richland artist Quint Schaffer has been invited by the Plainsman Museum in Aurora to display watercolor oil and acrylic works inspired by the regional surroundings. The Plainsman show opens August 25 and runs through mid September. He plans a Columbus area show in early November at the Griesman Art Gallery.
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Richland
Quint Schaffer
Plainsman Museum
Aurora
Schaffer
Columbus
Griesman
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28Th Ave
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