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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1979

Page

8

New Tax Break For Senior Citizens Handicapped in 1980

In Kansas, a 1979 law expands the Homestead Property Tax Relief Act as of 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, raising qualifying income from 9278 to 13000 dollars and increasing rent refunds from 12 to 15 percent. The measure costs about 20 million annually and affects both homeowners and renters, with age and disability criteria evolving through 1984. It also outlines changes to vehicle tax collection starting in 1981 and other tax shifts including estimated state income tax payments and United Way payroll deductions.

Topeka Kan Kansas United Way State Revenue Department

Gold and metal stocks rise in slow pre holiday trading

In New York trading ahead of a four day holiday, gold hits a London market high as precious metals stocks surge. Dow gains .60 to 839.51 while industry indices show light volume and mixed results. gold closes at a record $524.25. Hecla Mining, ASA, Homestake advance, Day Mines up, while oil, auto, and retail shares dip slightly.

New York London Fainers New York Stock Exchange Commerce Department Hecla Mining ASA Homestake American Stock Exchange Texas Utilities General Public TBM

Nels G. Kristenson Rites Planned in Pomona

Funeral services for Nels G. Kristenson 81 of Pomona will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home with Rev. William Atchley officiating. Burial will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. He died Saturday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Survivors include his wife Mary Elizabeth Randel two brothers Ernest and Wilbur and a sister Elvena Bernard. Memorials may be sent to the Kansas Heart Association.

Nels G. Kristenson Pomona Ransom Memorial Hospital Lamb-Roberts William Atchley Woodlawn Cemetery Williamsburg Mary Elizabeth Randel Ottawa Franklin County The Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Kansas Heart Association Kristenson Woodlawn OOF Lodge Friends Ray

Medicare Premium Up 90 Cents to 9.60 Next July

Washington reports the monthly Part B Medicare premium will rise from 8.70 to 9.60 on July 1. About 28 million will be enrolled in Part B next fiscal year, including 25.1 million aged 65 plus and 2.8 million disabled under 65. Part B is optional. Part A covers hospital stays with no premium. The increase is law pegged to program costs and follows a 50 cent rise last July.

Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare

New Year’s Eve events and sales across town

SKATELAND hosts an 8:30 pm party for $3. Bernhardt offers ballet tap acrobat disco and more at 1033 Walnut. sunflower seed deals at Town & Country Supply. Action Appliance pitches a pre owned color TV for $200. Lions Club breakfast at L&M Buffet. layaway at McArdle’s. central air sale. Revival Center Church services with Ron Walrobe. grain fed locker beef from Stinson Processing. January clearance at June’s with 25 percent off. Green Acres closed Dec 31 to Jan 10 for New Year’s party. VFW and Elks New Year dances. Coach Club NYE party. political note for Dale L. Carey’s 1980 bid.

Road bids total 5.3 million in Topeka contracts

State transportation secretary John Kemp approved 15 construction projects valued at 5.3 million dollars. The largest bid of 1.48 million went to Ross Construction Co. of Pauline to widen and pave Burlingame Road and Washburn Avenue in Topeka. Other awards include bridges for Herbert Construction Co., Reece Construction Co., Neosho Construction Inc., and additional paving and bridge work across Kansas, funded by federal and local sources.

Topeka Kan John Kemp Ross Construction Co Pauline Burlingame Road Washburn Avenue 17Th Street 29Th Street State Department of Transportation Herbert Construction Co Pittsburg Little Osage River Fulton Bourbon County Reece Construction Co Scandia Lindsey Creek U.S. 81 Minneapolis Neosho Construction Inc Council Grove U.S Marion L.A. Knebler Construction Co. Inc Augusta 63Rd Street Hydraulic Avenue Wichita Anderson Construction Co. Inc Holton 10Th, Huntoon Wanamaker N.R. Hamm Contractor Inc Perry Fall Creek Tonganoxie

Fund Set Up For Calkins Family Mobile Home Replacement

The Wesleyan Church has started a fund to replace Edward and Anita Calkins mobile home lost in a Monday fire. The family of seven, including five children, escaped unharmed though their $15,000 home is gone. Donations to the Wesleyan Church fund will buy a new mobile home. clothing has arrived and some furniture will be needed. Neighbors are preparing a site for the new home. For contributions call the church at 242-5498 or the parsonage at 242-6608. Checks should be made to the Wesleyan Church with a note for the Calkins fund.

Wesleyan Church Edward Anita Calkins Calkinses N. Cherry Calkins’ Fund

Whiplash Injury Seen As Possible Life Saver, Doctor Says

Dr. Larry J. Matney argues whiplash from car accidents can reveal hidden health issues and trigger timely chiropractic examination. He warns untreated whiplash may lead to arthritis migraines and nervousness, urging thorough exams and effective care for accident victims.

Chiropractic

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