Pink on white 1977 tax form to be easier to fill
IRS Commissioner Jerome Kurtz announced the 1977 income tax form will be pink on white and easier to use with a single front page for income and a back page for deductions and credits. The form will be mailed in late December and includes a short form option with all calculations on one page.
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Hell's Angels hold 1977 meeting at Bloomfield canyon
Nebraska Game and Parks official estimates 200 to 300 attendees including women and youngsters gathered for the 1977 national Hell's Angels meeting in the Bloomfield area of Lewis and Clark Lake on the Nebraska South Dakota border. No violence reported in Nebraska. minor property damage noted and garbage collected afterward.
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Second member of family dies in Grand Island crash
A California boy, Anthony Sass, 9, died in Grand Island Nebraska, becoming the second family member to perish from a three vehicle crash on U.S. 30 near Grand Island. His father Marione Sass, 34, was killed at the scene, while his mother Betty and sister Michelle remained hospitalized with serious injuries. Patricia Keller, of Othello Washington, stopped in the eastbound lane ahead of a left turn, and semi truck driver Steven Allen of Grand Island said he could not stop in time and struck the Sass car after veering to avoid Keller’s vehicle. The Sass car, towing a small trailer, broke free and rolled into a north ditch.
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Workers back at Fruehauf plant
Omaha UPI reports nearly 500 members of Allied Industrial Workers Local 894 returned to work after ratifying a three year contract Sunday. The union said the old pact expired August 12 and details of the new agreement were not disclosed by company or union officials.
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Navy officer Kluever completes test officer course milestone
Lt. Patrick R. Kluever USN has completed the Navy test officer course at Patuxent River Md and will serve three years as testing and evaluating officer there. A Columbus High School graduate in 1964 he earned a civil engineering degree from Nebraska University and rejoined the NROTC program, later receiving an ensign commission. He and his wife Mary Baun live in Lexington Park Md with daughters Erin and Alice.
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Rainy drought relief in Northwest and heat in New England
Pacific Northwest receives rain easing crop drought as August totals rise to 3.19 inches since last Tuesday amid a record 4.59 inches in 1975. Seattle remains dry for the year while New England endures heat with Concord at 98 and Caribou at 92 as a cold front nears bringing thunderstorms.
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Last new mill for Japan built at Ohgishima
Nippon Kokan executives say the Ohgishima steel mill south of Tokyo may be the last new mill in Japan due to lack of industrial land. The plant sits on reclaimed land in Tokyo Bay and represents one of the world's newest mills.
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Argentina faces rising right wing terror amid human rights shifts
In Buenos Aires, Argentina slips deeper into right wing violence as disappearances and assassinations persist despite reforms and high level talks with the United States. President Videla's grip and army authority are tested as security forces allegedly enable abductions, undermining trust at home and complicating Washington's cautious, improving stance.
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Sharp rise in global gold coinage in 1976
In 1976, 48 countries issued two types of legal tender gold coins using about 1.4 million troy ounces of gold. A spokesman for The Gold Institute said this represented 35 percent more than all gold mined in the United States the previous year.
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