Tax Reform Debate Gathers Pace in Legislature
Indications rise that the Nebraska Legislature may shape a tax reform program. Sen. Terry Carpenter of Scottsbluff faces opposition as lawmakers resist his tax bills. A key move to shift property tax assessment date from March 1 to Jan. 1 advanced 28 to 9, signaling a potential shift. Governor Brooks backs some Carpenter measures while advocating a strong central assessing authority.
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Lincoln
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Carpenter
Ralph G. Brooks
Brooks
Moon resigns as state athletic commissioner ends Lincoln native's 18 years
Charles Moon, 66, resigns as state athletic commissioner effective March 1, ending an 18-year tenure in which he led a small division licensing boxing and wrestling and collected a tax on gross receipts. Moon also serves as administrative assistant to Health Director Dr. E A Rogers. The part time post pays 3000 dollars yearly. Moon has long acted as a troubleshooter for the governor's office since Dwight Griswold's administration.
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Charles Moon
Lincoln Man
Moon
E. A. Rogers
Dwight Griswold
A. A. Fenske
Sundl
Fenske
Douglas
Lancaster
Scotts Ruff
Republican Party
Ralph G. Brooks
Statehouse
Hooker County
Osceola News Highlights Local Socials and Shops
Osceola Howe promotes a larger mower selection than competitors. Mrs. Clyde Smith hosts the NBB0 Bridge Club with Mrs. Lee Johnson winning high and Mrs. Dwight Bush second high. Margarie Fonda takes guest prize. Henry Ebel and Genevieve of Bellewood visit Albert A. Gabriel home. Delmar McFadden and family return grandsons Steve and Scott Cunningham to Omaha. TV Rotors and Antennas and Osceola Hardware mention trades.
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Clyde Smith
N.bb.o. Bridge Club
Lee Johnson
Dwight Bush
Margarie Fonda
Henry Ebel
Genevieve
Bellewood
Albert A. Gabriel
Delmar McFadden
Steve
Scott Cunningham
Peggy Cunningham
Omaha
Osceola Hardware
Preservation of Union Pacific motor car M-41 in Stapleton park
Earl W. Glandon notes the retirement and preservation of the dual purpose railcar M-41 in Stapleton Nebraska. The all steel 60 ton 300 horsepower diesel powered car served from 1912 to 1956 with car M-6 providing passenger service. The line linked Callaway Arnold Gandy and Stapleton, aiding travel for salesmen lawyers and military personnel with diesel era training origins.
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Earl W. Glandon
Stapleton
Union Pacific
North Platte
Toonerville
Callaway
Kearney and Black Hills
Kearney
Local Woman Breaks Hip in Holdrege
Mrs. Clare Howe of Holdrege fractured her hip last Friday and is hospitalized in Holdrege Nebraska. Nearby visitors include Mr. Laurence Meister, Mr. Bob Sterup, Danny Meister, Marlene Meister, and Donald Sterup at the Francis Urban home. Other calls include Robert Sigler Jr and Rickie visiting Harlan Rowan family, and Chris Dahmke family visiting Oscar Engel in Duncan.
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Holdrege
Holdrege Hospital
Nebr
Laurence Meister
Bob Sterup
Danny
Marlene Meister
Donald Sterup
Francis Urban
Robert Sigler, Jr
Rickie
Harlan
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