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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
2
The Osceola Record lists its date August 1872 with editor Kathleen A. Howe and founding motto. It notes postal classifications, subscription rates 4 dollars within Nebraska and 5 outside, and the newspaper’s promotional lines and editorial association memberships.
Notices announce final settlement hearings for Maggie A Wieseman Irene Timmerson and Gerhard Ahrens estates in Polk County Nebraska with hearing dates in September and December 1972. Also public hearing invitation on highway proposal environmental report and a hospital board meeting scheduled September 13 1972 in Osceola Nebraska.
County Board and Nebraska Department of Roads announce a combined corridor and design public hearing for Highway Project No. S-1024. The project begins about 1 1/2 miles north of Osceola Nebraska at the southwest corner of Section 3 T14N R2W and proceeds 7 miles northwest along section lines to Section 34 T15N R2W. The agencies will solicit and consider a wide range of factors in determining location and design and will coordinate proposals from public and private interests.
The piece argues for truthful political advertising and draws a parallel to consumer ads. It cites a primary candidate falsely claiming 40 percent of U S corporations paid no income tax, explains Sub Chapter S corporations as pass through entities, and urges injunctive relief against misleading political claims to protect voters facing tax burdens.
Funeral services were held for Francis McGimpsey at the United Methodist Church in Shelby. Burial followed in Shelby Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Dorothy four daughters two sisters a brother and six grandchildren. He was born October 16 1911 in Polk County and was a World War II veteran.
Legislators and state highway officials clash over whether Nebraska should issue revenue bonds for road projects. Sen. Jerome Warner leads a push to allow bond financing while Gov. Exon aims to avoid it if possible. Eldon Green of the Federal Highway Administration says no loss in capacity due to absent bonds.
Nebraska lawmakers hear about a 1972 law requiring registration of all commercial weighing and measuring devices with penalties for noncompliance. Officials note SB 1413 funds the program itself after shifting from general funds. NAPE faces college and university opposition on payroll dues checkoff while Gov Exon urges policy change. State DMV director John L. Sullivan lauds inspections as largely satisfactory and pledges stronger enforcement after past criticism. he succeeds John Kissack, who returned to his Gering office-supplies business.
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