Ruling supports county in surplus welfare fund case
District Judge Frank Gray ruled Douglas County may spend 130 030.54 in surplus welfare funds moved to the general fund in 1974. The state attorney general sought return of the money to the Social and Rehabilitative Services department.
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Santa Fe Industries reports income drop
Santa Fe Industries Inc. posted a 24 percent drop in net income for the second quarter of 1975 to 22.9 million dollars or 89 cents a share from 30.3 million or 1.18 a share a year earlier. First six months' income fell to 31.1 million dollars or 1.20 a share from 56.8 million or 2.21 a share. Revenues were 342 million versus 358 million. Chairman John S. Reed attributed the decline to a 15 percent drop in Santa Fe Railway carloads. He noted signs of improvement, with grain carloads rising in July narrowing the gap.
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Santa Fe Industries Inc
John S. Reed
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Santa Fe Railway
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