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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1967
Page
8
Ten Osceola Garden Club members toured each other’s gardens Tuesday evening and concluded with a picnic in the park. Roll call theme was My pride and joy in the garden. The next meeting and plant exchange are September 12 at Bernice Koehler’s, with Goldie Bond assisting.
USDA announced major 1968 wheat program provisions on July 7 with barley base substitution allowed for wheat on barley base acreage. Barley will exit feed grain diversion next season, and no barley base diversion is required for wheat producers seeking barley base. Flexibility increases for grain growers while barley and oats rye bases interact with corn sorghum rules.
Nebraska State Services for the Visually Impaired in Lincoln announced that Talking Book services are now available to physically handicapped individuals unable to handle conventional reading material. Previously the program targeted only the blind and visually impaired.
Under a new program Osceola Nebraska lists fiction non fiction best sellers histories biographies classics and more with magazines and the Bible available. No charge including postage. Blind and visually impaired may request Talking Book recordings or playing machines from Lincoln agencies.
Nebraska tax experts say a 10 percent federal surtax could alter the state income tax by expanding the tax base if the levy is charged on total federal liability. The rate would be set annually by the Board of Equalization, with no federal deduction allowed, and figures remain speculative until Congress acts. The first Nebraskan rate is expected between 7 and 10 percent, with the state budgeting process awaiting federal details.
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