Fort Robinson development eyed with federal aid
The Nebraska Game Commission moves to pursue a $10 million outdoor development at Fort Robinson to attract Western tourism if it gains 22,000 acres and federal land and water conservation act funds. The 50 50 matching program could bring in substantial federal support over 25 years.
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Property assessment rules and schedule requirements for 1966
Citizens aged 21 to under 60 on January 1 1966 must file a schedule even without property ownership. Bring Social Security number for the schedule. Assessments run January 3 through March 1 at designated locations. Penalty of 15 dollars for late filings. Leased equipment must be itemized. Include Wall to Wall Carpet value under other household goods. List 1965 improvements and produce grain bushels for landlords and resealed grain. Notify assistant assessors at Court House Lobby Community Hall Bernt's One-Stop Station Roy E. Horst with dates January 3–March 1 and related windows.
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