IRS ruling threatens feeders in beef industry
Dallas AP report says IRS proposal to disallow pre paid feed deductions could shift 1970 expenses to 1971, risking higher beef prices. Cattle Feeders Tax Committee and associations warn widespread, long term harm including reduced supplies and greater consumer costs.
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Dallas Tex
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Cattle Feeders Tax Committee
American National Cattlemen's Association
National Livestock Tax Committee
National Office
Dallas
West Term Beef Cattle Fund, Inc
Amarillo
H.C
Ladd” Hitch
Guymon
Okla
Treasury Department
House
Ways and and Means Committee
Congress
Hitch
TRS
EPA Opens Round of FDA Plans Clean Air Hearings
Washington AP EPA starts a round of hearings on air quality standards under the Clean Air Act of 1970. The agency faces lawsuits over significant deterioration rules and will consider four plans from national limits to state case by case and regional approaches for sulphur dioxide and particulates.
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EPA
FDA
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
EPS
Sierra Club
Supreme Court
FDA may seek data before cyclamate reversal
Commissioner Alexander Schmidt says the FDA will debate overturning the 1969 cyclamate ban later this month. Abbott Laboratories will petition for a reversal citing new research, but Schmidt demands harder scientific data before altering views on cancer risks. He notes cautious pace pending saccharin review and warns about regulatory overreach.
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Washington
Schmidt
FDA
Agreement Set On Atoka Truck Bypass
Atoka City Council and the state highway department agree to construct a 3346,000 truck bypass at the junctions of Highways 7 and 69 east of Guy. Atoka County's share is 15,000 with the remainder from state and federal highway funds. The two-lane road will have six foot shoulders.
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Atoka
Guy
Oka County
Two Drug Raids End In Arrests
Oklahoma City police conducted two drug raids netting eight suspects. One residence yielded a man and a woman with 25 pounds of marijuana valued at about 2,000 dollars. A second complex produced four men and two women with cocaine, amphetamines, marijuana and other drugs, plus 9,000 dollars in cash. Police estimated the drugs’ total value at 6,200 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Wren
England Population Density Near World Highs
England has a population density around 911 persons per square mile, placing it among the world’s most densely populated nations. The figure reflects urban concentration and housing pressures across major metropolitan areas.
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England
Increased Rustling Expected In Winter
Oklahoma farmers face more cattle thefts as winter approaches. Bill Smith, director of Project Cattleguard, warns rustling will rise as ranchers move cattle to wheat pasture, noting thefts already a growing problem in the state.
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Burns Flat
Okla
Oklahoma
Bill Smith
Project Cattleguard
Kerr Laboratory Lists Grants
The Robert and 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 research on treating petrochemical wastewater for reuse. The research faculty issued 23 grants to colleges and universities totaling 1,170,405 and eight to industry for 72,770. Texas A&M led universities with 194,679 across three grants. Colorado State University received 184,949 in two grants, East Central State College 68,846 in two grants.
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Robert &. Kerr Environmental Research Laboratory
Union Carbide Corporation
William C. Galegar
Texas A&m University
Colorado State University
East Central State College
Scattered Local Notes From A Fractured Clipping
San Francisco health officials rounded up 200 as mice infest Clarence J. Gonyou’s apartment. Gonyou recalls buying a male and female in February that got away. Mary Smith, of Peterborough England, imagines prize slogans while housecleaning and amassed 650 prizes in 20 years. A Dallas burglary used a bulldozer to smash a liquor store, stealing beer and cash. Little Dix Bay in the British Virgin Islands is a costly resort failing to profit. Laurence Rockefeller, 53, can bear the losses. 5-73.
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San Francisco
Clarence J. Gonyou
Mr. Gonyot
Mary Smith
Peterborough
England
Little Dix Bay
Virgin Gerda
British Virgin Islands
Laurence Rockefeller
Crossword Clue Fragments and Mixed Answers
A compact cross word style puzzle item listing several clue fragments with numbers and partial answers such as Brick carrier, Hindu grant, Game of, Companion chance, Wood ash, River barrier, Expunged, Lost, Egos, Russian name, Repel, Water wheel, Bard, Church recess, Finish. The readable text presents overlapping clues and partial phrases typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
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Charles E. Ball
Texas Cattle Feeders Association
Texas
Equity
Ball
Hamilton
Longines Wittnauer
Gem Jewelers
Fou
Arnold
Evaneville
U.S
Mie
Enie
Art Beeman
By Warren Sattler
A Wester
Assi
Youaig
Miho
Gettt
Zzzéz
Eleze
Julie
By Brad Anderson
Bier
BY AI Smith
Kerr Laboratory
Fabbr
Ceare
Little
By Kern Pederson
By George Wolfe
Deems
Twitch
By Tom Oka
Jaredevil Dolsons
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