Martin Defends Tax Reform Measures At Nebraska Gathering
Chadron representative Dave Martin defended 1969 and 1971 tax reform, citing lower individual taxes and higher corporate taxes. He argued reforms benefited the very poor and middle income earners, noting large revenue declines for low income groups and explaining the 106 high earners with no federal tax in 1970 due to deductions and foreign or state tax payments.
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Chadron
Dave Martin
Nebraska Stockgrowers Assn
Martin
Nixon
Treasury Department
Kingsley Dam repairs target mid June finish
CNPPD engineer Bernard Donelan says repairs to Kingsley Dam should finish around June 15 to 19, with Highway 61 crossing reopening after work. About 315 disroad cars of rock were used, total damage near 0.75 million dollars, about 0.25 million above CNPPD’s initial 0.5 million estimate per R Dirmyer. The lake has fallen about two feet since May 1 and will continue to drop as snowmelt from the Wyoming Rockies wanes and irrigation demand rises around July 1.
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Kingsley
Bernard Donelan
Central Nebraska Public Power District
CNPPD
Donelan
R.D Dirmyer
Wyoming Rockies
Sunflower Gals Advance Sewing Group Meeting
The Sunflower Gals 4 H Club met from 10 a m to 4 p m Tuesday at Lisa Winkelman s home to cut garments for the fair. They learned interfacing and seam finishing. Members brought sack lunches. The next meeting is June 16 at 2 p m at Deanna Ernest s home.
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Sunflower Gals
Lisa Winkelman
Deanna Ernest
Administration Revises Budget Deficit Estimate
The 1972 federal deficit is now projected at 26 billion dollars, the highest since World War II, but 128 billion below January forecasts. The 1973 deficit is about 27 billion, with higher withholding from tax tables and revenue actions reducing the gap. The debt limit urge remains, while Congress weighs tax reforms and revenue-sharing plans amid an election year.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Office of Management and Budget
Treasury
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Wheat Promotion Bill May Need Referendum
A House Agriculture subcommittee approved Rep Findley's wheat promotion bill with a referendum provision by 7 to 6. The plan would levy one cent per hundred pounds of processed wheat, with boosts up to 2 cents, paid by processors to fund market expansion and promotion.
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House
Paul Findley
Findley
House Agriculture Committee
Subcommittee On Livestock and Grains
Graham Purcell
D-Tex
Purcell
Full
Agriculture Committee
Wheat Industry Council
Secretary of Agriculture
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