Cowboy Hall of Fame preserves Western heritage in Oklahoma City
Persimmon Hill hosts the Cowboy Hall of Fame opened in 1965 as a non profit to protect Western heritage. It features Charles Russell art, the End of the Trail statue, a Great Map Room, rodeo Hall of Fame, and authentic 19th century town displays. The 4 million dollar collection attracts about 1.6 million visitors since opening with leaders Don Krakel and a 17 state board.
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Cowboy Hall of Fame
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Will Rogers
Western States
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Florida
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Missouri
Oklahoma Tax Withholding to Rise July 1 Under New Rates
Oklahoma’s new income tax law raises withholding rates from 4 to 12 percent of the federal tax based on income. The change, effective July 1, aims to better reflect total tax due using the standard deduction, with some low income families seeing relief as overall burden shifts.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Commission
Tax Commission
Signs Point Toward New Economic Health
New evidence showed the economy's upswing with May gains in housing starts, personal income, and factory output. Higher prime lending rates by banks temper growth while Federal Reserve data show industrial output rising 0.7 percent, and May income and housing increasing modestly.
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Paul W. McCracken
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Federal Reserve Board
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Commerce Department
Canada Proposes Tax Reforms to Boost Employment
Ottawa outlines broad changes including first time capital gains tax in Canada to offset revenue loss. Plan would end the 3 percent surtax on personal and corporate income after July 1 and seeks increased investment and wages while Trudeau’s Liberal government expects swift passage.
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Ottawa
Edgar Benson
Canada
Liberal Party
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Benson
Woman parachutes onto polar ice in Beaufort Sea stunt
A 22 year old woman staged a daring leap onto the Beaufort Sea ice shocking the Army. Britain Carroll endured 30 below weather to qualify for an expert license, ahead of military cancellation due to bad conditions. Delta Junction Alaska officials collect Betty Crocker coupons to fund a new fire engine, while locals donate 45 000 though 5 million more are needed. A New York Women’s Lib group picketed Michael Kazan’s beauty salon but dispersed after a counter picket held a sign reading After.
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Commerce Department
First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co
Philadelphia
Bank of California
White House
Wright Patman
House Banking and Currency Committee
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Lockheed
Beaufort Sea
Britain
Carroll
Delta Junction
Alaska
Betty Crocker
S.O.S
New York
Michael Kazan
Kazan
Word Puzzle Clues Run Across and Down
A scrambled crossword like set of clues includes across and down hints with mixed phrases and incomplete words. Readers parse for answers such as lubricate, curved, chest bone, sea eagle, tree sap, pronoun, indefinite article, and various short terms from a word puzzle page.
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