Tax hikes loom after 1973 as spending grows
AP analysis notes U.S. households paid about 4300 dollars on average, up from a decade earlier, fueling talk of a tax revolt while demand grows for expanded health and welfare programs. With a 1973 budget deficit near 40 billion and three-year 1971–73 totals above 80 billion, economists see a likely 1973 tax increase and possible value added tax if Nixon is reelected, alongside talk of higher income taxes.
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John Cunniff
New York
America
Congress
Faw
Tax Foundation
Foundation
Nixon
Gasohol test to start August first in Nebraska
Ogmaua Neb spokesman Ray Ratliff announces a year long gasohol trial starting August 1. The 10 percent alcohol blend aims to cut hydrocarbons and smoke while costs and lead removal pressures push refiners toward higher octane gasoline. Experimental fleet to rise from seven to forty cars with stations statewide.
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OMAUA
Seb
Nebraska
Ray Balliff
York
Omaha Press Club
Ratliff
State Agricultural Products Utilization Committee
Seward
York Counties
Nebraska City approves 1972 73 budget in hearing
The Nebraska City council adopted a 1972 73 budget target of 1,430,000 with a 22 mill levy. The budget passed during a hearing without opposition. A list of issued fines for various traffic and vehicle violations in nearby towns is noted in the report.
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Nebraska City
Mae Gee rececRan 1A PARTNERSHIP Columbus Neb Pub notice
Subscription rates and delivery details for the Columbus Telegram edition are listed. The notice provides carrier and mail rates, address corrections, and subscription terms for Platte and surrounding areas.
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27Th Avenue
Columbus
Sunehys
Secon Cass
Cokenbus
Henrasha
Coumpus
Iil
Platte
Boome
Buiter
Collas
Derrick
Nanse
Pole
Masrauka
Focal
Columbus Jeegram
Ihe
Tewadores
Horoscope Forecast For Wednesday July 19 Aries to Pisces
Daily predictions by sign with guidance on cooperation tempering behavior and planning for the week. Advice covers Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Childen Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces focusing on cooperation, preparation, productivity and personal development through the day.
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Aries
Taurus
Geminiay
MOON
P.m
Leo
Pam
Ard Havena
Hi Easy Inc
SST Enshrined in Florida Hall for Aviation Exhibit
Ly man businessman Marks Morison announces the full scale SST mockup will be permanently exhibited in a central Florida hall near Kissimmee, 40 miles from Kennedy Space Center. The 288-foot craft, unfinished by Boeing due to funds, will anchor a non profit educational display showcasing advanced aircraft design and flight development.
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Lyman, Neb
Lyman
Marks
Morison
United States Supersonic Transport
Florida
Morrise
Boeing Co
Kennedy Space Center
U.S. 192
Florida Turnpike
Kissimmee
Ila
Morrison
Dor Olis
Rocklin
Calif
Torida
Cape Kennedy
Central Florida
Lost boy returns to fishing camp near Pagosa Springs
A year-old boy from Durango, Colorado named Terry Clark wandered from his father's fishing camp in the San Juan National Forest and rejoined the camp Monday afternoon as rescuers scoured the rugged terrain. He was footsore and hungry but unharmed, slept between his two dogs, and walked barefoot after losing a shoe. The area is dense forest with creeks, about four miles from a wilderness area and 40 miles northwest of Pagosa Springs.
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Pagosa Springs
Colo
San Juan National Forest
Here
Terry Clark
Durango
Cole
Carl Clark
Colawallo
Registration fees set for inspecting measuring devices
Lincoln Nebraska AP State Agriculture Director Glenn Kreuscher on Monday announced a new fee schedule for state inspection of commercial weighing and measuring devices under the 1972 uniform weights and measures law. The plan lowers proposed fees to 20 for scales from 0 to 73 000 pounds and 35 for larger scales, with a six to twelve month review planned.
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Lincoln
Neb
Glenn Kreuscher
Agriculture Department
Nebraska
Kreuscher
Jewelry display raises funds for Omaha Girls Town
Jewelry valued at 90 000 to 100 000 dollars was shown at Jacobson Jewelry in Omaha. The pieces were donated to Girls Town by Ophelia Hayden, with 58 items in the collection. 11 pieces sold last week brought nearly 3 000 dollars to sustain operations until September when the Sisters of the Good Shepherd plan to close the institution.
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Omaila
Neh
Girls Town
Jacobson Jewelry
Omaha
Ophelia BE
Hayden
Hilding Jacobson
Jacobson
Order of Sisters of the Good Shepherd
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