Revenue dept turns $61,000 into $1 million in taxes
Nebraska's Revenue Department says a $61 000 investment yields $1 million in additional corporate taxes over three years through the Multistate Tax Commission. Tax Commissioner Peters and audit chief Sexton credit the commission with stronger enforcement and narrower gaps for small businesses and multistate firms. They note some multinationals avoid filing or use subsidiaries to skirt Nebraska tax rules.
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William E. Peters
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Nebraska Medical Assn. rejects standards review panel plan
The House of Delegates of the Nebraska Medical Association voted against forming a Professional Standards Review organization. They argued medical decisions rest with attending physicians and focused on rationing concerns. They supported health education initiatives and cost containment studies while opposing national health insurance.
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Omaha
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Keefe Likely to Seek Lancaster Public Defender Post in 1978
Lincoln attorney Dennis Keefe indicates possible candidacy for Lancaster County public defender in 1978, facing incumbent T. Clement Gaughan who will not seek reelection. County Attorney Ron Lahners plans reelection. May primaries precede November general election with observers noting little else certain.
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Lancaster County
Ron Lahners
T. Clement Gaughan
Keefe
Kirk Naylor Jr
University of Nebraska Law School
Redman
State Patrol
Nebraska Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors
Lahners
Paul Douglas
Richard Goos
Conley
Steve Yungblut
Amtrak Budget Cuts Spark Senate Criticism
Congress subjects Amtrak to scrutiny over planned service reductions and higher fares as the carrier seeks more funding. Senators accuse the federally funded line of pressuring politics through cuts. Amtrak denies the charges. The dispute follows the president and Congress trimming Amtrak’s budget from 534 million to 488 million.
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