—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 6,1978
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Inheritance tax seen as severe threat
COATESVILLE - Norman
Aamodt, congressional
candidate for the 16th
District, would like to do
something about the
problems of open land,
immorality and inflation. He
believes he can handle these
and other problems because
of his wide experience in
business, research, farming
and teaching, he says.
Aamodt says he would
work to abolish inheritance
taxes of moderate-sized
estates, explaining that the
tax presently causes break
ups of family farms as the
survivors often must sell to
pay the tax. He points out
that this can be as much as
$150,000 on a 100 acre farm
because of its current high
evaluation. The law would
also apply to homes and
small businesses.
Land-use legislation will
4-H club clinic held
MANHEIM - A grooming
and showmanship workshop
was held this past week by
the Saddle Cinches 4-H
Horse and Pony Club,
Manheim. Held at the stable
near, Mastersonville,
members were first shown
the way to correctly wash
and trim a horse, then they
had a chance to practice the
skills themselves.
The members were
divided into teams and each
given a horse to work on. At
the end of two hours, the
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not work, Aamodt feels. The
farmer borrows on the value
of his land to expand his
business. He won’t be able to
do that with deed restric
tions as value of his land will
drop drastically.
Aamodt says he would
work to improve farm
markets. He feels that
dishonesty in the market has
hurt fanners. “Eggs, milk
and other farm products are
not bad for your health,” he
emphasizes.
The candidate repeatedly
talks about the free en
terprise system, stating that
government should stay out
of business. He sees the role
of federal, state and local
government in services and
numbers among these the
postal service and
education. “Government is
for the protection of our
citizens in their pursuit of
horses were judged on their
appearance and cleanliness.
The club will fr 1 a
gymkhana for members and
friends on May 13 at
Fellenbaum’s, near Lititz.
Time of the show is 10 a.m.
Officers will be installed at
the next meeting. Officers
for the 1978 year include:
Robin Tshudy, President;
Terri Mummau, vice
president: Kathy Myers,
secretary; Julie Shremer,
treasurer; and Lon Miller,
news reporter.
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Norman Aamodt
life, liberty and happiness,”
he claims.
Possessing a wide array of
interests and achievements,
Aamodt in 1976 instigated a
proposal for a solar energy
research center in Penn
sylvania which was adopted
as the state’s proposal. Only
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ministration. Aamodt raised
private funds to finance the
proposal and worked on a
daily basis with the
Governor’s Energy Council
and the State House of
Representatives.
Mr. Aamodt is an elder
and teacher in the Unionville
Presbyterian Church, a
director of the Coalesville
Chamber of Commerce, and
a member of the legislative
committee of Chester-
Delaware Farmers’
Association of Pennsylvania
Farmers’ Association.
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