Capitiil Budget Fix Likely to Raise Property Taxes
Lincoln reports the legislature approved a record 194 million dollar institutions welfare and education budget for 1965 67 era with a 32.1 million rise over 1963 65. The plan relies on student tuition and a strong economy and targets the University of Nebraska state colleges and welfare and education departments with major general fund increases.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Departments of Institutions, Welfare and Education
Chadron
Peru
Wayne and
Kearney
Public Welfare Department
Department
Nebraska Legislative Tactics and Tax Policy Debate
A series of state policy actions and legal moves are shaping Nebraska politics. Opponents and supporters clash over a referendum on a flat-rate income tax, with 30,000 valid signatures required after adjournment. Senator Stromer vows to press federal courts to reapportion districts for one person one vote and possibly at large elections next fall. Legislation to mark state safety patrol cars with red lights and reflect lettering passes, while concerns grow about alerting speeders. Nebraska households paid an average $214 in state and local taxes in fiscal 1964, ranking 35th nationwide. Attorney General Clarence Meyer, a Pender native, receives the Louis E. Wyman award for advancing national judicial objectives.
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Nebraska
Morrison
Stromer
Lincoln
U.S. Supreme Court
Omaha
Clarence Meyer
Pender
National Association of Attorneys General
Meyer
Louis E. Wyman
Texas
National Association
United States
State Justice Department
Social Security benefits timing guidance from officials
A Social Security district manager urges proper information before applying for old age and survivor benefits. She notes age 65 is generally ideal, 62 is possible with reduced benefits, and filing early simplifies later actions. She also warns against relying on unverified family advice and mentions recent law changes that may expand eligibility.
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Claire W. Schuneman
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Social Security Office
Scottsbluff SSA Office Serves Nebraska Panhandle Counties
The nearest Social Security office is the Scottsbluff location at 1716 Avenue A. It serves eleven counties in the Nebraska panhandle, directing residents to obtain facts and benefits.
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Scottsbluff
Nebraska Panhandle
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U.S. District Court
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Army Guard
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Empire Building and Loan Association
California Street
Denver, Colo
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SOGAR
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Singa
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Herman
Foster
Colorado
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Fot
Pyre
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