IRS Ruling Threatens Cattle Feeders and Beef Output
Dallas AP reports cattle feeders condemn an IRS memo disallowing pre paid cattle feed as a 1970 deduction if not consumed until 1971. The ruling could curb beef supplies and raise prices, with Texas and Western fund operators facing tax distortion and capital shortfalls for maintaining production.
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Western Beef Cattle Fund, Inc
Amarillo
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Charles E. Ball
Texas Cattle Feeders Association
Texas
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EPA Opens Round of FDA Plans Clean Air Hearings
EPA begins three days of hearings on proposed clean air standards that could shape local economies. The agency faces four options to prevent significant deterioration, with court battles shaping the approach and a Sierra Club lawsuit challenging sufficiency.
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FDA to review cyclamate ban likely after new data
Commissioner Alexander M. Schmidt says the Food and Drug Administration will be asked this month to reverse its 1969 ban on cyclamates. Abbott Laboratories plans a petition citing new research, but the FDA will demand stronger scientific data before changing its view on cancer risk. A decision may take months as the agency also weighs SACCHARIN safety and potential impact on regulation of vitamins. Schmidt aims to better explain agency actions and cautions against overreach into personal freedoms.
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Want Ads Offer Low Cost Federal Ad Seats
Classified notice announces low cost ad slots labeled as Federal 24433 for small businesses and individuals seeking affordable advertising space. Details specify basic rates and contact method for booking within the publication.
White mice roundup prompts odd apartment tale
San Francisco health officials trapped 200 white mice in Clarence J. Gonyou’s apartment after he explained he bought a male and a female in February and they escaped. The items also mention a London contest pro, a Dallas burglary, and a Virgin Gorda resort with a loss of 6.5 million dollars.
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Clarence J. Gonyou
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Little Dix Bay
Island
Virgin Gorda
British Virgin Islands
Laurence Rockefeller
Crossword Across Clue List
Puzzle clues for across and down entries including Fruit Game of Beginning Twisted Female parent Viper Affray River barrier Part in play Part of to be Similar Make into law Expunged Kind of fish Eggs Repel Either Church recess chance Cattle Brick carrier Hindu grant Companion Within Elephant Wood ash oxide Batrachian roundup That girl Lost Insect Russian name Water wheel Bard Finish
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Agreement Set On Atoka Truck Bypass
Atoka officials and the state highway department approve a 346000 bypass at the Highways 7 and 69 junction east of Atoka. The 12 mile connecting strip, on drawing boards since 1969, will be funded by city revenue sharing or sales tax, with Atoka County contributing 15000 and the rest from state and federal highway funds. The two lane road will feature six foot shoulders on both sides.
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Atoka City
State Highway Department
Atoka County
Two Drug Raids End In Arrests
Oklahoma City police say two raids arrested eight people and seized drugs and cash in separate operations. One residence yielded a man and a woman with 25 pounds of marijuana valued around 3 thousand dollars. an apartment complex raid produced four men and two women with cocaine heroin amphetamines marijuana and other drugs and nine thousand dollars in cash.
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Oklahoma City
England Population Density Report Noted at 911 Per Mile
England shows one of the world’s highest population densities with about 911 persons per square mile. The figure reflects urban concentration, housing demand, and land use pressures across major cities and surrounding regions.
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England
Increased Rustling Expected In Winter
Burns Flat Oklahoma AP The head of Project Cattleguard warns Oklahomans will see more cattle rustling in winter as farmers place cattle on wheat pasture. Bill Smith director says thefts are a growing problem and likely to increase as winter pasture begins.
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Burns Flat
Okla
Oklahoma
Bill Smith
Project Cattleguard
Kerr Laboratory Grants Totals 1.9 Million in FY
The Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Laboratory awarded 31 grants and contracts totaling 1,900,175 for the year ending June 30. The largest award was 231,773 to Union Carbide for treating Petrochemical Waste Water for Reuse. Texas A&M led colleges with 194,679 across three grants.
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Union Carbide Corporation
William C. Galegar
Texas A&m University
Colorado State University
East Central State College
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