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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1971

Page

4

Columbus Firm Supplies Lunar Detector for Apollo 14

A Lunar Atmosphere Detector built by the University of Texas used Dale Electronics resistors from Columbus area makers. The device, left on the Fra Mauro site when Apollo 14 returned, is transmitting lunar atmosphere data to Earth as Dale Electronics highlights long involvement in space hardware since Pioneer in 1958.

Mede Dale Columbus University of Texas Earth Fra Mauro Dale Electronics Pioneer America

Tax relief available to flood victims in Nebraska counties

The February floods prompted a presidential disaster declaration enabling special tax benefits for victims in Burt Cedar Corning Calfax Dakota Dixon Dexige Knox Madison Pierce Platte Stanton Thurston Washington Wayne and potentially Douglas Sarpy. Victims may deduct casualty losses on 1970 returns or amended forms, with July 15, 1971 deadline.

Omaha Nebraska Burt Cedar Corning Calfax Dakota Dixon Dexige Knox Madison Pierce Platte Stanton Thurston Washington Wayne Exon Douglas Sarpy Office of Emergency Planning Richard P. Vinal Internal Revenue IRS

Economist predicts real growth and lower inflation in 1971

Dr. Kenneth M. Wright, vice president and chief economist of the Life Insurance Association of America, forecasts 1971 real GNP growth near 3 percent with inflation easing to about four percent. He cites improved capital flows from banks and insurers, easier mortgage credit, auto and steel production rebounds, and a shift in federal spending, while credit expansion rises from 27 to 38 billion dollars.

Kenneth M. Wright Life Insurance Association of America Wright Sie Federeral Wright General Motors Ritual Savings Calually

NY City to Dismiss 6500 School Staff in Budget Cut

The New York City Board of Education ordered dismissal notices for 6504 teachers and staff to curb a 40 million dollar deficit. Starting Monday 11,000 daily substitute teachers will be halted, and after school activities plus most repair work will be cut unless urgent. The district serves 65,000 teachers and 1 million students, the nation’s largest.

New York UPI City Board of Education City Hall Dennis Coleman Manhattan Hich

Gudok the Soviet Rail Union Paper’s Name Translation

United Press International notes Gudok is the official newspaper of the Soviet Railroad Transport Workers' Union and translates to English as Toot.

United Press International Railroad Transport Workers’ Union Gudok

Planning and zoning group sets meeting in Grand Island

The Webenska Planning and Zain Association, a state wide group for community development, will hold its sixth annual conference in Grand Island on March 19 at the Yaneyey Hotel. Nebraska officials and planning groups are invited. Governor J J Ixon is asked to give the keynote.

Webenska Planning and Zain Association Wil Grand Island Yaneyey Hotel Nebraska Chambers of Commerce J.J. Ixon Jack Krueger Norfolk Ness Rasmussen Nebraska State School Board Association del Rasmussen League of Nebraska Municipalities Warren Eustis Upper Midwest Research and Development Council Minneapolis Eustis Planning Commission Burl Parks Iowa State University Inches Aiunsberger Navenna Tey Brown Blair Tom Wanpedy Newman Grove Mits Kawamole Omaha Gia Hoiberg Linoln Dick Wornak Fremont Trewslalter

Tax guides released for individuals and small businesses

The government published its $971 tax guides for individuals and small businesses. The guides Your Federal Income Tax and Tax Guide for Small Business cost 78 cents each and supplement IRS pamphlets. They help taxpayers complete returns accurately and quickly and are sold by government book stores and the Superintendent of Documents in Washington.

Washington Documentls Internal Revenue Service Government Printing Office Washington, D.C

Nationwide home improvement campaign aims to boost remodeling

Forestan Cash Lumber of Columbus and Silver Creek Lumber & Farm Supply join a nationwide campaign titled Americas in a Vix-Up Mod to promote home improvements. Sponsored by Lilding Materials Merchandiser magazine, the effort runs through 1971. John Neely of GTI Service Corp will become VP revenue requirements at General Telephone Midwest. Neely has 20 years with General Telestrone & Electronics. C G Farris, Midwest General President, notes the appointment is effective April 5.

Forestan Cash Lumber of Columbus Silver Creek Lumber & Farm Supply Lilding Materials Merchandiser Magazine John ©. Neely GTI Service Corporation General ‘Telephone Company of Midwest Grinnell, Iowa Midwest General C. G. Farris Neely General Telestrone & Electronics

Health Insurance Data Highlights 1960s Costs Surge

The twelfth annual Source Book shows hospital costs rising sharply with 217 percent growth over a decade and total private health expenditures near 15 billion dollars in 1963. Physicians’ services reached about 12 billion in 1962, while medicines and appliances climbed eight percent, with hospital stay costs averaging 63.93 per day in community facilities.

Source Book of Tebook U.S United States Ennyparies Act Waite

Taxpayers seek IRS tax questions in local column

A local IRS public service column answers common tax questions for taxpayers. It covers where to get forms, who computes tax, credits for older Americans, unemployment treatment, and deductible home expenses with limits and guidance.

Internal Revenue Service Calumn IRS Yelund Tahel INS

Six Building Permits Issued in February Says Inspector

Building Inspector Allen Eggers issued six permits in February for single family dwellings repairs remodels and commercial work plus special permits. Total declared value is 44310, down from 148490 the previous February. Three month totals show 43 permits and 210050 dollars versus 53 permits and 197115 a year ago. Lloyd's of London is a corporation with many member syndicates, each doing its own business.

Allen Eggers Eggert Lloyd’s of “London

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