Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City grows in most activities
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City reports 1970 earnings gains led by larger U.S. government security holdings. Net earnings rose to 127.8 million, dividends totaled 1.7 million, and deposits and borrowing patterns shifted as credit conditions eased mid year. The bank processed 618 million checks and handled 341 billion in fund transfers while serving its five-state district plus nearby counties.
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Kansas City
George H. Clay
Treasury Usnterest
Federal Reserve
Tenth District
Nir
Reserve Bank
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Greater Kansas City
Kansas City Bank
U.S
Kansas City Fed
Denver
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Missouri
Way to save on auto insurance via higher deductibles
A Pennsylvania committee backed by insurers says motorists can cut auto insurance costs by raising deductibles. A $1000 example suggests shifting risk lowers premiums up to about 40 percent, while a $250 deductible reduces a portion of losses and a $100 deductible offers similar savings with higher risk. The note also mentions potential tax implications and inflation trends in tax guides.
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Carlton
Pennsylvania
Action Committee For
Raucarne
Airmen urged to photograph air polluters
Washington DC report says over 468000 pilots in the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association should photograph air pollution from the air and send prints or slides to local or national authorities. Editor Max Karant notes pilots can spot pollution from above and urges AOPA members to record plumes with date and time for federal action.
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Washington, D.C
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Max Xarani
ACPA
Association
Teonlogy
Karant
Mullin
ADPA
AOPA
Kara
Book boom drives publishing surge in Japan in 1969
TOKYO UPI reports that Japan published over 44,900 new books in 1969 and printed about 575 million volumes, the highest since World War II. With a population of about 103 million and literacy near the top globally, libraries remain less developed than in the West, fueling strong sales.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
The Core TerecRAM Partnership Notice
Publication details for The Core TerecRAM Partnership newspaper in Columbus Nebraska, listing address 1254 27th Avenue and subscription rates. Rates shown include 42.00 per month in city delivery, 108.00 per year by mail to surrounding states, with instruction to notify the postmaster of address changes.
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Peslapa Pold
Columbus
Farmers Face March 1 1971 Tax Deadline
Nebraska farmers who did not file a declaration of estimated federal income tax by January 15 may have a deadline by March 3. Richard P. Vinal, District Director of Internal Revenue in Nebraska, said if two thirds or more of the 1970 gross income came from farming and no estimate was filed by January 15, the 1970 return must be filed and any tax due paid by Monday March 1 1971 to avoid underpayment penalties.
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Nebraska
Richard P. Vinal
Internal Revenue
Snap fasteners lose grip on economy barometer
In Waterbury Connecticut United Press dispatch, Roger W. Hall of Seavill notes that fashion shifts have weakened snap fastener sales as an economic indicator. Higher priced clothing and practical jeans reduce reliance on fastener orders, while Western wear and sportswear use undercuts their predictive value for business trends.
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Waterbury
Conn
Roger W. Hall
Seavill
Hall
Island Insurance Hong Kong Sees 202 Firms Active
UPI reports 202 insurance companies operating in Hong Kong including 4 from the United Kingdom 34 from far eastern markets and 32 from the United States according to official records.
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Island Insurance Hong Kong
UPI
Inchiding
United Kingdom
Fava
United States
Federal job safety law described by Labor Department in Kansas
The Occupational Safety and Health Act becomes effective April 28. Labor Department offices in Kansas offer copies of the Act and a fact sheet for early compliance. Regional Director Roldinger noted the act will be enforced by a new Commission yet to be named, with standards set by the Secretary of Labor. Copies are available from the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training in Topeka and wage and hour offices in Wichita. Local offices cannot interpret the statute, only supply documents.
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New Fortern
Labor Department
Kansas
Kansas City
Joseph A. Kakdlingers
Department
Bureau of Labor Standards
Congress
Roldinger
Secretary of Labor
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training
W. Jird
Topeka
Beacon Building
South Main
Wichita
Reidinger
Votova Transfer to General Office at Nebraska Public Power District
Donald OA Votova, 40, instrument technician from Sheldon Station, moves to Columbus as maintenance technician in the General Office. He joins Maintenance Supervisor Lynn Moore’s department Feb 1. Votava’s career spans NPPD since 1955 with prior service at Sheldon Station beginning 1960, Air Force duty 1952–56, and parish roles at St. James Cortland. He and wife Marlena have two sons, Russell and Gregg.
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Donald OA. Votova
Sheldon Station
Nebraska Public Power District
Columbus
Yotawa
NPPD
Lynn Moore
Schuyler
Votava
Cortland
Sheltoan Station
Shekton Station
Colfax County
Leigh High School
Midian College
Fremont
Air Force
St. James Catholic Chirch
St. James Men's Club
American Legion
Vatava Ad
Marlena
Russell Dean
Gregg
Revival of Gold Mining in Nome Alaska
Gold mining once the backbone of Nome’s economy is being revived with a drilling rig from the SS Nenana. Two Houston firms start a joint program to seek gold beneath the shallow sands of the Bering Sea coast.
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Nome
Alaska
APT
Nenana
Houston
Construction Permits Rise for Columbus Area Homes
In January a $100,000 multi dwelling permit led the Columbus construction surge. Building Inspector Len Eggert noted 2b permits issued totaling $2,740 for Augie family homes and related repairs, with additions garages and demolitions filling the balance. January 1070 saw 25 permits but total value fell short of projections.
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Columbus
Len Eggert
Tawa Augie
Duncan man with five years service at NPPD named
Kenneth P Scholz 24 of Duncan, a programmer in the Columbus general office for the Nebraska Public Power District, has completed five years of service. He began with the NPPD at its predecessor company as a construction clerk in Columbus G O February 1. he was named by Sanihines in 187.
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Kenneth P. Scholz
Duncan
Columbus General Office
Nebraska Public Power District
Ila
NPPD
Sugar production in Philippines hits new high in 1969 70
Sogic production climbed to 2 110 000 short tons for the crop year 1969 70 the Sigar wata Administration announced the crop surpassed the 1963 64 output of 1 855 084 short tons Predictions for the next year call for 2 300 000 short tons of sugar.
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Bacolod City
Philippines
UPI
Sogic
Sigar Wata
Taxpayers Ask IRS Questions On 1970 Income Tax Rules
Taxpayers seek guidance on 1970 income tax rates and dependents. The 1970 rate is 2 percent for some earnings. A parent asks if a son's earnings affect his independence status. Guidance explains fulltime student status can preserve dependency, with other tests still applying. A separate question covers quarterly wages and the October December rate at 96 percent, with filing deadlines in February and January changes effective 1971. Farm income affects filing rules. two thirds of gross income from farming may require filing by March 1 to avoid penalties. April 15 remains the general deadline for others.
Side benefits in air freight field
New York report notes potential benefits for the air freight forwarding sector. Sidney B. Litschultz of Trans- Air Freight System Inc says small towns and distant airports now lack oil and air transport benefits. Coordinated air and rail logistics could decentralize industry and ease city crowding.
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New York
Rowih
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