Nebraska Income Tax Plan Aims at Ability To Pay
State Sen Hal Bauer explains L B 797 a broad Nebraska income tax proposal intended to replace the property tax with a net income base exemptions 600 separate 1200 joint and 600 for senior or blind maximize deductions limited and credits to avoid double taxation with reciprocity for cross state work and a rate set by the state board emphasizing simplicity equity and ease of administration with computer suitability and future revenue projections from university estimates.
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Nebraska
Bauer
Iowa
State Board of Equalization
University of Nebraska
Food Stamp Aid Not Due In Cheyenne County This Year
Cheyenne County will not be included in Nebraska's food stamp plans this year though it is an approved county. A D Chambers, Cheyenne County Division of Public Welfare director, cites insufficient federal funds and notes Douglas County is the pilot for the program. He regrets the delay but expects eventual benefits for low income families and the local economy when implemented.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
A. D. Chambers
Mr. Chambers
Cheyenne
Gage
Douglas County
County Court Speeding and License Violations List
County Court records show multiple speeding fines of 10 to 20 dollars plus costs for defendants including Ralph F Ruhland Wayne A Hansen Donald Ray Ingram and others. Offenses include no driver's license stopped by authorities and a second offense driving while intoxicated with jail time and license suspension.
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Ralph F. Ruhland
Spring Green
Wis
Wayne A. Hansen
Seattle
Wash
Donald Ray Ingram
Riverton
Wyo
Tommy Sanders
Kimball
Donald C. Rayless
Akron
Ohio
Billy D
Stewart
Ontario
Ore
Berta Armstrong
Waukegan
Ill
Russell P. Hunter Jr
Wethersfield
Emil Weidner
Bert E
Morian
North Platte
Viola E. Stanek
Grand Island
Robert W. Larber
Portland
Ted R. Wardlow
Fort Atkinson
Richard W. Myers
Sioux City
Iowa
Clayton L. Kruckenberg
Wing
N.dak
Robert Morgan
Buena Park
Calif
Bernard R. Krolik
Madison
Neb
John Mislen
Joe I. Dodds
Potter Public School Seeks Two New Teachers
Potter Public School plans two faculty vacancies ahead of the 1965-66 term as Supt. A J Mason notes. Retirements this year include Mrs Ardis Ray kindergarten and Mrs Ray Snell second grade. they remain in Potter due to husbands who teach.
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Potter Public School
A. J. Mason
Ardis Ray
Ray Snell
Potter
Supt. Mason
Ruth Laeger
Margaret Kiel
Doris Craig
Bonnie Gibbins
Karen Hicks
Dewey Pechota
Gladys Hathaway
Richard Marker
Lloyd Ray
Allen Combs
Noma Warren
William Hicks
Audrey Mason
Leora Thies
Herb Pabst
Survey Opens To Chart 1965 Farm Planting Plans
Washington starts its annual agricultural survey to gauge farmers 1965 planting intentions and potential surplus and price stabilization issues. March 19 release will show acreage estimates for corn feed grains soybeans sugar beets spring wheat and specialty crops like dry beans flaxseed tobacco rice peanuts potatoes and sweet potatoes. Authorities hope figures reveal whether the Agriculture Department can curb acreages in wheat feed grains and other crops this year.
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Washington
Agericulture Department
Hereford Assn 51st Bull Sale Set For Monday
Alliance The 51st semi annual show and sale of the Western Nebraska Hereford Association will be held here Monday. The show opens at 9 a.m. and the sale at 1 p.m. Fifty bulls have been consigned by members and Tom Bradbury of Beyer Colorado will be the judge. Charles Corkle of Norfolk will be the auctioneer.
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Ted Thomas
American Hereford Association
Robert Howard
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
John Cooksley
Nebraska Hereford Association
Jim Baldridge
Journal Stockman
Carl Arbighit
Record Stockman
Charles Sodence
Tom C. Allington
Judge Kuns Hears Three Cases Tuesday
Judge John H. Kuns approved a lump sum settlement of 1295 under the Nebraska Workers Compensation Act in James Henderson v Miers Well Service Inc arising from a May 19 1964 accident with both parties in agreement. Eugene E Bauer was convicted on third offense driving while intoxicated receiving two years probation and a 300 fine plus costs. Harold Kealy faced a charge of writing insufficient funds checks and received one year probation with restitution ordered.
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John H. Kuns
James Henderson
Miers Well Service Inc
Henderson
Nebraska Workmen’s Compensation Act
Eugene E. Bauer
Kuns
Nolo Contendre
Harold Kealy
Mrs Knicely Named to Nebraska Committee for Children and Youth
Mrs Jack R Knicely has been asked by Governor Frank Morrison to serve another year on the Nebraska Committee for Children and Youth. She plans to attend the committee meeting on Thursday March 18 in Lincoln after serving this past year.
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Jack R. Knicely
Frank Morrison
Nebraska Committee For Children and Youth
Lincoln
Knicely
Contracts Out At Lorenzo Public School For 1965 66 Term
The board of education offered teacher contracts this week for the Lorenzo Public School. It is not known how many will return for 1965 66. Supt. Leo Turner plans to return and reports two teachers will not come back: Judy Kuehn kindergarten and Bruce Stewart math and science instructor.
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Board of Education
Lorenzo
Leo Turner
Judy Kuehn
Bruce Stewart
Sioux School Growth Could Reach 300 Students
Industry act extension sparks plans for a Sioux school expansion with potential 300 or more students. Sidney Chamber to appoint Screening Committee to assist Rus sell Pedersen in evaluating surplus Sioux buildings and facilities. Depot issues a freeze order delaying use or transfer. Lincoln Star wraps five‑part series praising the school training and rehabilitation value reaching hundreds of thousands in Nebraska and neighboring states.
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Sioux
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Russell Pedersen
Depot Command
The
Lincoln Star
Nebraska
Lodge Pole teachers resign for next year
Supt Duane Freeman reports two Lodge Pole School system teachers will not return next year. Robert Reese music instructor plans to enroll at the University of Nebraska for a master's degree. Leona Sergent sixth grade instructor will move to the west coast with her husband, who recently transferred from Sioux Army Depot. Contracts have been issued to the remaining teachers and are due back by next Wednesday.
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Lodgepole
Duane Freeman
Robert Reese
University of Nebraska
Leona Sergent
Sioux Army Depot
Labor Offices Dispensing Training Data in State
The State Department of Labor Division of Employment coordinates training needs via advisory committees and runs a 15 local office network. Applicants take selling and preliminary tests for eligibility and referral to state or neighboring Manpower Training programs. The agency pays training travel and subsistence. After graduation, students may seek placement. the division has placed 65 percent of graduates and keeps followup records.
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State Department of Labor Division of
William
Pat) Daugherty
Division of Employment
Cupid On Leave in Cheyenne County Marital Licenses Rise
Clerks in County Judge Sydney Finch's office issued five marriage licenses in January and four in February, indicating lighter activity for Dan Cupid in Cheyenne County since the year began.
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Dan Cupid
Cheyenne County
Sydney Finch
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Hahler Motors
16Th Ave
Ton
Norma Hughey
Alice Lee
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Peetz Elevators
Sidney P.V.O
Potter Cold
Brandin Iron
Sidney Roofing Meyer Transport
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Musil
D. Simms
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