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In this class, Instructor Dan Frohberg will cover a minimum of eight hours on code with the additional eight hours on related topics. These classes, tailored to fit needs and requirements, will also cover the changes in the National Electrical Code and Calculations. They are also used for education hours needed for licensing.
At 1,643 m, segment three (see map), being built by Road & Bridge East China Engineering Co. over the main navigable channel, will provide the port road’s visual centerpiece. Two main cable-stayed spans—each 550 m long—will allow 100,000-ton oil tankers to navigate below in either direction at full tide. Twin 187-m secondary spans and 78-m side spans form the approaches connecting to two other segments.
This course covers creating inventory, dealing with items and adjusting inventory counts on a continual basis. Students will learn about sales tax and sales tax groups, paying sales tax, running payroll and paying payroll liabilities. They will also create capital assets, utilize the loan manager and create an amortization schedule. Dealing with bad debt and creating journal entries will also be covered.
Lincoln Public Schools Summer Technology Program, Bryan Community Focus Program, 300 S. 48th St. Door 1. Students entering grades 4-9 can explore their interest in computers and new and exciting technology. Times: 9 a.m.-noon or 1-4 p.m. (no lunch-hour supervision). Session 1: June 10-14, Session 2: June 17-21, Session 3: June 24-28, and Session 4: July 8-12. Tuition: $85 (Lincoln residents) or $170 (nonresidents), scholarships available for free/reduced lunch qualifiers. Registration begins March 1. Info: wp.lps.org/stp.
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On January 7-9, 2019, an official delegation from the United States led by Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Jeffrey Gerrish held meetings in Beijing with Chinese officials to discuss ways to achieve fairness, reciprocity, and balance in trade relations between the two countries. The officials discussed the need for any agreement to provide for complete implementation subject to ongoing verification and effective enforcement. The meetings were held as part of the agreement reached by President Donald J. Trump and President Xi Jinping in Buenos Aires to engage in 90 days of negotiations with a view to achieving structural changes in China with respect to forced technology transfer, intellectual property protection, non-tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and cyber theft of trade secrets for commercial purposes, services, and agriculture. The talks focused on China’s pledge to purchase a substantial amount of agricultural, energy, manufactured goods, and other products and services from the United States. The second set of meetings between took place on January 30-31, 2019, in Washington DC, in advance of the Chinese New Year with hopes of a rapid conclusion to the fast approaching March 1, 2019 deadline for the jump in tariffs to 25%.
General Rates—On November 2, 2017 OTP filed a request with the NDPSC for a rate review and an effective increase in annual revenues from non-fuel base rates of $13.1 million or 8.72%. The requested $13.1 million increase was net of reductions in North Dakota RRA, TCR and ECR rider revenues that would have resulted from a lower allowed rate of return on equity and changes in allocation factors in the general rate case. In the request, OTP proposed an allowed return on rate base of 7.97% and an allowed rate of return on equity of 10.3%. On December 20, 2017 the NDPSC approved OTP’s request for interim rates to increase annual revenue collections by $12.8 million, effective January 1, 2018. In response to the reduction in the federal corporate tax rate under the TCJA, the NDPSC issued an order on February 27, 2018 reducing OTP’s annual revenue requirement for interim rates by $4.5 million to $8.3 million, effective March 1, 2018.
* Lights, Camera, Action, grades post-2nd to 6th, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. July 16-18. Cost: $40/child; bring a sack lunch. Learn to use your skills to produce a summer musical.
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The Court sustained Commerce’s second remand results. The Plaintiff, Xinboda, challenged the Final Determination in Commerce’s fifteenth administrative review of the antidumping duty order covering fresh garlic from China. Specifically, Xinboda challenged the surrogate financial statements used to derive surrogate financial ratios, the surrogate value for labor, the surrogate value for fresh whole raw garlic bulbs, and Commerce’s application of its “zeroing” methodology in calculating their dumping margin.
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