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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1972
Page
2
Nine members gather for the October meeting to discuss Crafts Day Tasting Tea and plans to assist Good Samaritan Center in November and December. Flower arranging lesson presented. Christmas party set for December 17 at Bernt's Cafe.
Nebraska's state personal income tax could be collected by the federal IRS under a revenue sharing act provision. State Tax Commissioner William E. Peters doubts the change, citing loss of control and cash flow concerns, while noting several states must sign agreements first. He says the scenario would await data and legislative review, with a decision potentially after 1973.
The notice lists statewide hunting seasons through upcoming dates including rail season until Nov 9, archery deer until Nov 10, snipe until Nov 18, archery on game fish until Nov 30, underwater spearfishing until Dec 31, squirrel until Jan 31, cottontail until Feb 28, and snagging on the Missouri River until Apr 30. It also notes personal travel: Mr and Mrs Ben Schmoker visiting relatives in Denver and Mr and Mrs Leroy Johnson returning from Douglas Nebraska.
During the first week after the November 7 election officials announce the plan to establish the 1973 tax rates. A deadline of November 15 is set for final adjustments. Current rates include 2.5 percent on sales 15 percent on personal income and 3 percent on corporate income. Corporations pay a share of gross income while individuals pay a portion of their federal liability.
Morris Jenn 54 died Friday at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Osceola. Funeral 10 a m Monday at St. Vincent Church Osceola with Rev Edward O Leary and Fr Anthony Trausch officiating. Army veterans from American Legion William Wolfe Post 91 attended. graveside service by the Legion at Osceola Cemetery with escorts listed. Survived by wife Nora Ball four sons Theron David Michael Steven four daughters Barbara Twarling Sonia Patricia father Francis two sisters and other relatives.
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