Couple challenges IRS in rising tax fight over deductions
Willip Long and his wife from Bellevue Washington face a court battle with the Internal Revenue Service after years of disputing a $38,400 tax claim. They have spent about $10,000 on publicizing their case, researching IRS files, and pursuing legal action to pressure reforms in tax procedures.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Willip Long
Internal Revenue Service
Lone
Bellevue
Techenique
IRS
Longs
Washington
JRS
Myn
Newark
Nad
Jong
Matt Te
Maing Indivital Aid
Boeing
Bel
Ue Irs
Tee
Incorporated Pocketbooks
Ainly
Long
Man dies in Boston subway fire
Boston AP reports a fatal subway car fire during peak rush hour. Passengers escaped through smoke filled tunnel. one man died from smoke inhalation. MBTA officials cite a possible short circuit in braking equipment. damage estimated at $7,000. Fire and transit crews aided many passengers to safety as the train exited the station.
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Boston
George Patt
Iran
Joseph Kelly
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Simike
Paul
Lou Goodin
Randolph
Washington Street
Goodman
MBTA
200 Jobs May Be Lost If Exon Eliminates Program
Lincoln Neb Feb 9 1974 The Nixon administration proposes phasing out a two year old emergency employment program that funded local government hires. The program now supports about 110 state workers and similar numbers in subsidies elsewhere. At its peak it created 50 jobs but no new hires have been authorized since last year due to funding uncertainties and resignations reducing positions.
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Exon
Lincoln
Reb
Asay
Lus Ixan
Nixon
Remarks a pet doctor tires of hearing and requests
Hal Boyle humor column riffs on a veterinarian tired of questions about fees beds and dog cat stories. The piece panels quirky pet owner lines about house calls car checkups kennel worries and a bragging show dog named Prince with a biting husband. Local tone and period voice carry gentle satire of veterinary life.
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Cal
Doc
Doutor
Vin
Soprang
Lesa
Europe
NU consultants to visit five FFA judging contests
University of Nebraska staff and student representatives will attend five FFA judging events to recruit prospective students for agricultural education careers. Dr. Roy Dillon notes rising need as new programs expand. Alpha Tau Alpha will assist recruitment, with high school lists and one on one conferences during morning sessions. An afternoon slide presentation outlines agricultural education opportunities for all participants.
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University of Nebraska Staf
St. Edward
Nebraska
Recordig
Roy Dillon
Iagriculural Education
Dillon
Nebraska study outlines ag related employment in state
An OC A I study by the Nebraska Research Donation Unit at the University of Nebraska finds about 90,000 Nebraskans work in agriculture related areas mainly in production. The analysis places the figure as roughly 20 percent of the state’s workforce, highlighting employment opportunities in agri culture.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Univer of Nebraska
Chiles
Nebrassa
Nixon orders IRS to open files for Ag Dept on farmers
President Nixon ordered the Internal Revenue Service to open farmer tax returns from 1967 onward to the Agriculture Department to update crop and livestock production estimates. Critics called the move a privacy invasion while supporters cited statistical needs. The executive order, entered in the Federal Register, aims to provide data on farm operations for statistical use.
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Nixon
IRS
Ag Dept
Washington Lap
Internal Revenue Service
Mesa Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
Jerry Litton
Missouri
Clem Rogers
Stevenue
Department of Agriculture
Federal Register
Scali to Take Head United Nations Post
United Nations XV street head of the United States U.N. mission Scali arrived Tuesday and conferred as U.S. headquarters with members of the mission Scali was confirmed to the U.N. post by the Senate last Friday He will become U.S. permanent representative to the United Nations when he presents his credentials to Secretary General Kurt Waldheim
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United Nations
United States
U.N
Scali
U.S
Senate
United Ntions
Kurt Waldheim
Visits in California and homecomings amid family gatherings
Mrs. Cyril Birkel returned home after spending weeks in Bellwood Ma and with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Birkel and family in Bokmar and San Fernale California. Mrs. Jack Sehmit also came home after spending months in South With relatives. Mes red Mais underwent the Sp Wlizabeth.
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Bellwood Ma
Cyril Birkel
Vic Birkel
George Brasch
Margaret Castella
Bokmar
San Fernale
Calif
Jack Sehmit
South
Wlizabeth
Ambulance Gift Brings Hope to Santee Sioux Reservation
The Nebraska Synod of the United Presbyterian Church donated an ambulance to the Santee Sioux Reservation in Northeast Nebraska. Director Robert Mackey of the Nebraska Indian Commission called it a dream come true as trips to Wagner, South Dakota, often endangered lives. The vehicle will aid emergency medical transport, and Rev. Keith Roumpf will lead a basic emergency care course on the reservation.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Vibe
Wagner
Nebraska Synod of the United Presbyteria Church
Robert Mackey
Lincoln
Nebraska Indian Commission
Mackey
Keith Roumpf
Neska Neselte and Emergency Care Association
State Fire Service
Newman Grove ALCW Seeks Sewing Project and Donations
The Newman Grove area Lutheran Women’s Missionary League meets at the church with Mrs. Don Mol leading devotions and as chairwoman. Members discuss this year’s sewing project and plan to send a mission gift to New Guinea. Mrs. Tom Pospisil hosts. co-hosts include Mrs. Arnold Curtis and Merlyn Flood.
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Newman Grove
Trinity Alcw
Don Mol
Newman Grove High School
Leonard Voekler
Merle Welson
New Guinea
Tom Pospisil
Arnold Curtis
Merlyn Flood
Belmont Tunnel of Pine Ridge Famed Nebraska Railroad Feat
The Belmont tunnel on the Burlington and Missouri railroad near Elmont marked Nebraska’s lone rail tunnel, driven in 1849 amid rugged Pine Ridge terrain. Reports describe gradual progress from both ends, full tunneling by August 1889, and heavy labor under harsh conditions with workers earning low wages. Passenger service waned after 1909, while freight continued to traverse Belmont as weather across Cheyenne and Nebraska challenged operations.
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Lven
Nebraska
Burlington and Missouri
Pine Ridge
Black Hills
Wyoming
Nighrara
White River
Chadron Democrat
Box Butte
Belmont Times
Crossford
Premont
Elkhorn
Missouri Valley
Satuhills
Ft. Robinson
Belmont
FVE
Niahrara Crossing
Marslaid
White Hiver
Tamperanes
Chadron
Lminen
Lincoln
Kilpatrick and Bros. & Collins
Burlington and Missouri Road
Burlington
Alliance One
Geory Davis
Lunitel
Chicago
Omaha
Belmont Tunnel
Scenic Northwest
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Linwood
Karen Wright
Novak
Pennis Pohl
Faycie
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Hal Boyle
York
Gary
Vaur
Dee
NU Consultants
FFA
UN Post
California
Gordon Specht Credite] Corporation
St. Box
Nance
ALCW
Old
Cheyenne
Wye
Weath
Tooleys
Chice Products & Printing
DELL
Mit Vlevdte
Columbus Telegram
Geegpe
Williams Bros. Co
Bos
Columbus
Nebr
Leonhard Conoco
Pricay
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