Tax surcharge fate and budget clash in 1970s economy
George Hagedorn analyzes extending the federal income tax surcharge beyond June 30 1970 and its impact on the budget and inflation. He notes surcharges shift deficits to surpluses, inflation fuels revenue, and warns that future deficits could force deep spending cuts or a value added tax.
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George Hagedorn
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Cnce
Acsirphis
Willian
Babsons Oil Firms Lead Nuclear Energy Outlook
Babson's Reports surveys how oil companies shift toward nuclear energy despite slow reactor progress. It notes uranium exploration in the American Southwest and Canada, the growing role of petroleum majors in nuclear research, and potential uses from desalination to mineral extraction.
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American Southwest
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Who's Who
Standard Oil
Bay West
Texas
Babson's
Jersey
Gull Oi
Constaction
Kerr McGen
Gillette honors in PSA Journal feature on texture studies
J Stephen Gillette of Columbia is celebrated in a PSA Journal article carried in a photo trade publication. The piece highlights his 40 plus years in photography, textured print work, and top prize recognitions including medals from the Canadian Inked Medal and international exhibitions.
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Gillette
Photo Trade
Stephen Gillette
Columbias
Havite
Laura
Photographic Society of America
PSA
Columhue
Paitian
He World
GiNete
Titec
Winona
Professional Pyatographers
Aniarles
State records largest percentage hike in personal income
Lincoln reports Nebraska had the biggest percentage rise in total personal income in the second quarter of 1960, at 14 percent over 1959, far exceeding the national 4.4 percent increase and the Plains states, driven largely by gains in family income.
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Lincoly
UPL
Nebras
Secon
II. Department of Cincorce
Plains
Ducais
CARE Self-Help Program Empowers Women and Youth
A CARE self-help program in the NW delivers sewing machines and training to 20 women and young people. They learn to cut cloth and fashion quality garments, including seamstresses and wool workers, through village workshops and community centers.
Car ownership rising fast in Platte County New York
Special to the Telegram reports a rising auto count in Platte County with 11,480 passenger cars registered as of Jan 1, equal to 146 per 100 families. The study links higher income and teen driving to more late model cars, noting increased spending at local service stations to 6.805 million last year.
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New York
Telegram
Platte Inty
Standard Rate and Data Service
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Platte County
Federal Service Entrance Examination opens nationwide
The 1970 Federal Service Entrance Examination is open for college graduates seeking government work. The first written test is set for Saturday October 18 at post office centers nationwide, with monthly tests on the third Saturday except December August and September. Candidates report by 9:30 a.m. and can test at many campuses through College Placement Offices. Starting salaries range from 6176 to 9920 yearly. brochures available at College Placement Offices post offices Federal Job Information Centers and the Civil Service Commission St Louis Regional Office.
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A. H. Sonntag
U. S. Civil Service Commission
St. Louis
Federal Service
Civil Service Commission
Market Street
St Louis
Missouri
Ozark Air Lines Near Two Million Passengers in 1969
Ozark Air Lines reports 1,942,911 passengers carried through October across 14 states, nearing two million for 1969. President Thomas L Grace notes this marks a second time in a year the airline surpassed that milestone.
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Ozark Air Lines
Public Meeting On Nuclear Power And The Environment At Vermont
About 1000 to 1200 people gathered on the University of Vermont campus for a first of its kind town meeting on nuclear power and the environment. Participants included conservationists anti nuclear groups government agencies utilities press and educational and research institutions. The event, called by the Vermont governor and co sponsored by Senator George D Aiken, aimed to inform the public about safety measures and future nuclear projects and outlined plans for similar discussions nationwide. Dr Glenn Seaborg noted that energy production will always cause some pollution, whether from coal or nuclear sources, and stressed minimization of environmental impact for the greater good. By 2000 the U S population is projected at 320 million amid debates over nuclear energy versus possible shortages and environmental concerns.
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New England
University of Vermont
Vermont
George D. Aiken
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Enery Commission
United States
U. 5
Nebraska state income tax refunds total 11.7 million
Refunds totaling 11.7 million were issued to 424,407 Nebraska taxpayers who filed 1968 returns, the first year of the state income tax. The average refund was 27.68 dollars, with 0.4 million attributed to a seven dollar per person food sales tax credit. 73.1 percent of filers received refunds, and 750 instruction booklets for 1969 returns were to be ready by December 10.
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Lincoln
Murrell B. McNeil
Sbu
Nebraska
McNeil
Lst
Regional sales meeting notes on new life insurance products
Harry A. Schwmacher of Columbus, agent for Midwest Life Insurance, attended a Lincoln region sales session. Highlights included introductions of innovations in life insurance products. Computers Outdated says future data processing will be surpassed by ultra fast machines, per BEMA.
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Harry A. Schwmacher
Columbus
Midwest Life Insurance Company of
Lincoln
New York
UPI
Business Equipment Manufacturers Association
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Babson
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Japan
Nisl Dndeyga
Sone Electric
Go Uranium
Nuclear Research
West North Central States
Floyd Campbell
Automati Cally
Equitable
Equiteble
Floyd A. Campbell
Hillcrest Drive
the Equitable the Insurance Society of the
Winter States
Home Officca
New York, N.Y
Industrial News Review
American
Red Cross
North Viet Nam
Fulbright
Arkansas
International Committee
The
U.S
Viet Nam
Nist
Equitable Savings & Loan Association
13Th Street
Tooleys
Gordon Specht
26Th Ave
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