Taxpayers who profit from their charities target of tax reform
Washington crowd fights over tax reform as donors profit from charity. The piece explains schemes where a donor can net cash gains by giving inventory to charities, detailing a $100000 gift turning into a $105000 tax saving and a $5000 net profit. It notes Senate Finance Committee critique and partial House action.
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Nebraska harvest hampered by high moisture and delays
Lincoln Dateline says excessive moisture continues to affect Nebraska harvest with five favorable days reported last week. Snow delayed operations. about three-fourths of corn harvested though below the 8 percent norm. Lodged sorghum, drying needs, and scattered soybean fields remain. sorghum 85 percent out, sugar beet digging near complete, while feed hay and forage are adequate but scarce in some regions.
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Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Panhandle
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Old trophies on display from White House dig
Washington reporters were shown century old trophies from a White House dig. A magenta edged china plate from the Franklin Pierce era, shaving mugs, and a bronze plug for a wine cask were among relics found while workers tore up an indoor pool for a new press room. Artefacts date to Lincoln era and to times when Jefferson led.
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UPI
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James Kelchim
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David Eisenhower May Join Navy
David Eisenhower, 21, plans to enlist in the Navy after Amherst College graduation next spring, diverging from his grandfather and father-in-law path. The draft lottery gives him a three to one chance of not being inducted, while his father and grandfather were Army veterans.
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UPI
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Carver Army
McGinnis Named Head of Tele Communications Division
Lincoln United Press International Stephen McGinnis of Mount Prospect will head the tele communications division of the Department of Administrative Services next Monday. The 51 year old University of Nebraska graduate will be paid 18000 dollars annually. He has experience in development installation and maintenance of the Chicago Great Western Railway Co communications system.
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UPI
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Department of Administrative Services
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University of Nebraska
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Apollo 12 splashes down amid spaceflight triumphs
Space Center Houston displayed a Spaceflight motto as Apollo 12 returned to Earth. At Nassau Bay Texas Rusty Schweickart and Michael Collins traded bets on landing stability. Aboard USS Hornet Helicopter 66 completed a fourth recovery of an Apollo craft.
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Rusty” Schweickart
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Denture helper FASTEETH promises comfort and bite aid
An ad touts FASTEETH as a denture powder that keeps dentures firmer longer so wearers can bite harder and eat faster without slipping. It claims the powder is alkaline and non sour and advises regular dentist visits and purchase at drug counters.
Man from Brookline pleads innocent in Nixon threat case
Edward H. Delorie, 39, of Brookline, pleaded innocent in US District Court to charges of threatening the life of President Nixon. The indictment states he told federal agents he would kill the President. Judge Andrew A. Caffrey ordered a mental examination.
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UPI
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Nixon
Andrew A. Caffrey
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Caffrey
Price of gold drops to new London low
London market reports gold at 35.35 dollars per ounce, a fresh low in a month of free market pricing. The slide marks an 8.25 dollar drop over seven months, approaching the official 36 dollar ounce, with early trading dipping to 35.50 previously.
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