Burns rejects current tax cut but keeps option open
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns urged against a tax cut now citing inflation risks and weak growth, but left room to weigh one if the economy stalls. He backed a broad permanent cut for business and individuals, while Carter aides favor targeted rebates to workers.
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County buys two snow plows for county fleet
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners Tuesday approved purchasing two snow plows for 6390 total from Jacobs Equipment Co of Denver. Other bids from Casper and Omaha were higher. The meeting also granted Plains Manufacturing a conditional permit to park two mobile homes and approved Colton Grain Co to erect a storage bin with a road hearing set for December 21 about 472 miles west of Lorenzo.
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Learn to ski on the carpeted decks before snow falls
Carson City Nevada describes conveyor belt ski decks used to teach beginners and trick skiers. Operators say a 13 degree angled deck at five mph offers safe practice with less injury risk, enabling quick mastery of turns edge control and technique.
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Buck stops with Democrats in Carter economy talks
Democratic congressional leaders met with President-elect Carter in Lovejoy Georgia to discuss ways to stimulate the economy. Representative George H Mahon said no unanimity on a tax cut emerged and Carter gave no decision, though he may seek a tax cut if growth stalls.
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Ak-Sar-Ben Good Neighbor Awards Nomination Drive
Ak-Sar-Ben opens the 33rd Good Neighbor Awards for 1976 nominations from Nebraskans and western Iowans. Citizens and groups may submit through newspapers radio TV stations chambers or ambassadors with framed citations and gold emblems awarded by a statewide committee. Postmark nominations by February 2, 1977 to the Good Neighbor Awards Committee Omaha Nebraska.
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Puddlemakers Aid Gering Family With Kidnap Coffee Fundraiser
The Puddlemakers CB Club of Sidney mobilizes to assist Becky Rein, a 5 year old with cancer. With bills over six thousand dollars and no insurance, organizers set a two day fundraiser at Finn Station east of Sidney. A camper will host coffee and home baked goods for contributions, proceeds go to the Rein family, a bank account is opened, posters with Becky's photo will be distributed locally and by truckers, donation cans placed beside the posters.
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Gering
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Cindy
Mary Evans
Rein
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