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Nebraskans weigh state income tax validity before court
The Nebraska Supreme Court considers whether the 1967 state income tax and a food sales tax credit violate state constitution, with arguments about linking to federal rules and taxation without representation. Plaintiffs include Crete residents Anderson and Weilage, plus Council Bluffs residents Etherington and Bray, and others. The case also involves challenges to two bonding laws for the Clean Waters Commission and the Game Commission, and a pair of deputy engineer appointments within the State Roads Department.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Herbert A. Ronin
Lancaster County District Court
Simmons
Richard H. Williams
Williams
U. S. Supreme Court
Phillip C. Anderson
Raymond Weilage, Jr
Crete
Jack L. Etherington
Charles E. Bray
Council Bluffs
Robert M. Niquette
Lititz
Feed Service Corp
Morea Liquifeed Corp
Illinois
Tiemann
State Supreme Court
Clean Waters Commission
Nebraska Game Commission
Atty
Clarence A. H Meyer
Norbert T. Tiemann
Meyer
Game Commission
University of Nebraska
Clean Waters Commission Act
Commission