Tax deferral on lump sums from terminated retirement plans
The article explains a new provision allowing deferral of taxes on lump sum payments from terminated employer retirement plans via Individual Retirement Accounts IRA s. Tax is paid upon retirement when income may be lower, with earnings tax deferred until withdrawal. The measure retroactively covers payments from July 4, 1974, and applies to workers not covered by any retirement plan.
Container firms eye higher profits in 1976 rail market outlook
Babson's Reports forecasts stronger earnings for major container groups in 1976 as demand recovers from late 1975 lows. Increased beer and soft drink packaging, better plant utilization, and price-driven bottle growth boost exporters like American Can Continental Group Owens-Illinois and National Can. Investors urged to consider Anchor Hocking and National Can for 1976 gains.
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Can Bottle
Babson's
American Can
Continental Group
Owens-Illinois
Babson’s
Anchor Hocking
National Can
Richman founder Sam Richman dies at 88 in Omaha
Funeral services were held in Omaha for Sam Richman founder of Richman Gordman Stores Inc He died June 17 at Eppley Care Center after a lengthy illness Richman opened a small general store in 1915 at 16th and Chicago Streets later selling his Goldman and Richman Motor companys before retiring in 1973 He was active in Beth B nai B rith and the Zionist Organization of America.
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Omaha
Sam Richman
Richman Gordman Stores Inc
Eppley Care Center
Richman
16Th
Chicago Sts
Goldman
Richman Motor
Beth , B'nai B'rith
The
Zionist of America
Woolworth predicts 1976 sales rise and strong earnings
Woolworth forecasts a total sales increase near 10 percent for 1976. Chairman Lester A. Burcham told shareholders the pattern of productivity over 18 months is encouraging and earnings should rise with sales. For the 17 weeks ended May 25, consolidated sales were 1.481 billion dollars, up 12.3 percent, with first quarter net income of 45 cents per share.
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F. W. Woolworth Co
Lester A. Burcham
Woolworth
Land O'Lakes Funds Distributed to Members in 1975 Patronage
Land O Lakes Inc paid 12.2 million dollars on June 16 to 830 cooperative members and 12 761 individual farmers across six Midwest states. The payment equals 40 percent of total patronage from 1975 sales of about 1 billion 124 million dollars with the balance going into retained equity accounts based on each member's business volume. William R. Davis named general manager for Union Pacific piggyback and intermodal container operations from Omaha overseeing 48 terminals in 13 western states and fleet distribution. Fred W Fuhrmann promoted to area sales supervisor at Monsanto Agricultural Products Co now to live in Houston after two years in Kalamazoo. James R Ferney named superintendent of Union Pacific Railroad Nebraska division, based in Omaha, succeeding William A Ridge who becomes Utah division superintendent in Salt Lake City.
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Land O'Lakes, Inc
Midwest
Land O'Lakes
William R. Davis
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Davis
Columbus
Fred W. Fuhrmann
Monsanto Agricultural Products Co
Nebraska National Guard
Platte College
Wayne State College
Fuhrmann
Houston
Texas
Kalamazoo
Mich
James R. Ferney
Nebraska
Ferney
Salt Lake City
Utah
The
Railroad
William A. Ridge
Leigh Farmers Insurance Company marks 75 years
Leigh Farmers Insurance Company began in June 1901 as the Leigh German Farmers Insurance Company of Colfax, Platte and Stanton Counties to insure farm property. The firm, with 22 signers, started under German by laws and later shifted to English in 1918 and dropped German from the name in 1950.
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LEIGH
Leigh Farmers Insurance Company
Leigh German Farmers Insurance Company
Colfax
Platte
Stanton
Peter Gabriel
Nick Claussen
August Schroeder
Ap Ben Thalken
John Staab
Platte County
Henry Bruhn
Stanton County
Simon Everhard
Henry Heitman
P.N. Glandt
Edward Ehlers
Milton Lueschen
Louis Dvorak
Harold Groteluschen
Instruments Allow Quick Miles to Kilometers Switch
Motorists crossing borders can now switch between miles and kilometers at the touch of a switch. The new instruments simplify overseas travel by providing immediate distance readings in the desired unit.
International resistor certification system approved
The IEC unanimously approved an international certification system for electronic components including resistors. A three year negotiation and a Nice France meeting led to standardization for parts made worldwide and acceptance by users globally. Full operation expected in 12 to 18 months.
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International Electrotechnical Commission
Nice
France
Glenn Carter
Dale
Carter
U.S. Electronic Industries Association
United States
IEC
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