Cheyenne County Faces Social Security Payroll Tax Hike
In Cheyenne County the Social Security tax rises next month from 3.625 to 4.2 percent for workers on earnings up to 6600, with employers matching. Self employed rates go from 5.4 to 6.15 percent on earnings up to 6600, boosting total county payments by about 374000 from last year and lifting the per worker burden to as high as 277 for those earning 6600 or more.
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Cheyenne County
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Bureau of Labor Statistics
West North Central States
Oil Prospects Rise as Panhandle Drilling Grows
Ten rigs operated in the Nebraska Panhandle midweek with no new producers yet reported. The pace is expected brisk through year end as operators rush wells to completion to meet commitments and use year end tax dollars. New permits and wildcat locations appear in Banner, Kimball, Cheyenne, and Frontier counties with several firms including Murfin Drilling Co and Sage Oil Co among contractors. Daily state oil production has fallen to about 44,670 barrels in October from prior levels.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Frontier County
Robert D. Rutledge
J. D. Mullins
Granite
Wildcat
NW Sec
Carl F. Miller
The
Panhandle
Kimball County
Tom Jordan
Mamie Patterson
Murfin Drilling Co
Charles C. Gross Jr
Banner Oil Co
J. L. Russell G
Sage Oil Co
Nellie Vance
Banner County
Sun Oil Co
Paul Mossberg
Singleton
Fundamental Oil Co
Cross Anderson
CSW
Allison Drilling Co
Cheyenne County
R. L. Cramer
Stuarco Oil Co
Eugene
Lodgepole
Cramer
C. F. Raymond
Borges GE
Sage Oil Co, Inc
Greathouse
Braden-Gear Drilling Co
Regal Drilling Co
Johnson
Nebraska
Chappell Loses Doctor Prospect
A young doctor who planned to locate in Chappell will instead go to Craneford. Dr Nakamura, who visited Chappell, will not establish a private practice but join Crawford as a hired doctor, leaving Chappell with only one physician.
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Chappell
Craneford
Elmo Carlson
Nakamura
Crawford
Foland Named To State Board
Foland of Foland Farm Machinery has been elected to the Mid-West Retail Farm Equipment Association Board of Directors representing District 11. He was chosen at the 7th Diamond Jubilee Convention in Omaha on Dec. 6. An active association worker, Foland helped organize the Farm Equipment Day event attracting thousands to the Egging Co. site near Gurley.
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Doyle Foland
Foland Farm Machinery
Mid-West Retail Farm Equipment Association Board of
Foland
Omaha
Panehandle
Egging Co
Gurley
Postmaster Choice Set On Dec 22 In Sidney
Cheyenne County Democratic Central Committee opens written applications for acting Sidney postmaster. Due by 5 p.m. on Wednesday December 22 to chairman C A Story. A precinct representatives and committee meeting deciders acting postmaster that evening. all applicants will be interviewed. Leo Gorman resigns January 1.
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Cheyenne
Leo Gorman
Government Will Resist Wheat Hikes
At the NAWG convention in Lincoln, the Department of Agriculture said CCC wheat would be released on unrestricted basis when supply tightens. The move follows a prior step to release high protein wheat, which briefly lowered market prices.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Association of Wheat Growers
NAWG
Lincoln
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Panhandle Forecast Looks for Cloudy Skies and Warming Trend
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with a low of 5 to 15 and a high near 40 on Saturday. Five day outlook shows temperatures averaging near normal through Wednesday with a warming trend. Highs near 40 and lows 10 to 20. Occasional light snow possible around the start of the week. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Noreal
Frontier Airlines
Beyer Family Sees Fifth Son Enlist in U S Armed Forces
Willis Beyers of Dalton mark a long line of service as their fifth son Clifford Earl Beyer joins the U S Navy on September 8, exactly 13 years after eldest brother Lawrence entered the Navy. Lt. Sgt. Fred Beyer in the Air Force nears four years of duty. he and wife live at a base near Paris.
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Willis Beyer
Dalton
Clifford Earl Beyer
U.S. Navy
Lawrence
Navy
Fred Beyer
Air Force
Sgt
Paris
France
Beyers
Omaha
Jean Schmidt
Methodist Hospital
Beyer
John
World Book Ene Cyclopedia Company
Robert
Far East
Fred
Clifford
San Diego
Fleet Training Center
Calif
Equitable solution eyed for school land ownership issue
Nebraska lawmakers and School Land administrators in Kimball Elwood Cheyenne and Garden counties form a steering committee to pursue a single project on District 19 Educational Service Unit. Sen. Ramey Whitney pushes for court rulings on improvements ownership and possible constitutional action to protect lessees faced with state ownership claims. Whitney also supports SB797 tax broadening and warns of potential political fallout if defeated. He notes vocational training at Sioux Army Depot and Sidney body shops shaping federal retraining efforts.
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Kimball
Devel
Cheyenne
Garden
District 19
Morrison
Kimball County
W. E. Brawner
Dix
Max Hansley
Cheyenne County
Russell Pedersen
Sidney
Richard Krause
Dalton
Deuel County
W. E. Hasemeyer
Chappell
Herman Stutheit
Big Springs
Garden County
Floyd Marian
Garden County High School
Sen
Ramey Whitney
Nebraska
Sen. Whitney
State Justice Department
State Board of Educational Lands
Justice Department
Sen.Whitney
Supreme Court
Sioux
Federal
Joe Schaf
Morrill County Farm With House Concrete Ditch To Test State Law
The State Board of Educational Lands and Funds selected three tracts for sale under 1965 laws to test the state ownership of improvements on school lands. The Morrill County tract, leased to Herman and Inez A. Hall, includes a 1958 house and a concrete irrigation ditch, with a present appraisal of 5980 dollars and a minimum bid of 37900 dollars. The case aims to determine ownership of the improvements, impacting lessees statewide.
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Morrill County
State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Nebraska
H. L. Blackledge
Kearney
Chase, Hall
Morrill Counties
Herman and
Inez A. Hall
Bridgeport
Justice Department
Judge Nisley Injured In Fall At North Platte
Former District Judge I. J. Nisley, 83, was injured by a fall on a North Platte street. He suffered fractures of the left hip and collarbone while serving as a police magistrate after retiring from the district bench under the compulsory age limit. He is expected to be laid up for at least six months.
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North Platte
I. J. Nisley
Judge Nisley
Road work eyed for 1967 69 on U S 385 north of Sidney
State Road Department may include major improvements on U S 385 north of Sidney in the 1967 69 budget. For 1965 67 only routine maintenance is planned per district engineer Charles Nutter of Bridgeport. Residents pressed for widening and resurfacing between Sidney and Dalton, though grooved, not dangerous, road conditions drew mixed response.
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U. R. Roud
Sidney
State Road Department
Charles Nutter
Bridgeport
Nutter
Alliance
Panhandle
U. S. 385
Dalton
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P. O
Aston
Panabakers
Anna Louise Panabaker
Ralph Panabaker
Calton
Panabaker
Telegraph
Doctor Prospect
Willis Beyers
U. S
Clifford Beyer
Ray Mullens
Lewellen
Supt
Hensley
Sunol
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