New Congressmen Jockey For Seniority Positions
Senators elect Adlai Stevenson and Lawton Chiles enter Congress with disputed seniority. Stevenson gains top ranking after a 100th senator appointment. Chiles lags as a first time officeholder. Rules committee weighed prior service and state population to order freshmen.
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Poetic Justice Brings Amanda Cross Mystery to County Library
The latest Amanda Cross mystery Poetic Justice arrives at the County Library. Kate Fansler, English professor and amateur sleuth, navigates university power struggles and a violent murder at a party honoring her and Reed Amhearst amid poetry and upheaval.
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Your Birthday Horoscope for February 2
Read this horoscope for February 2 with ascent of imagination and caution against false premises. Early marriage hints, need for adaptable partner, energetic career potential, and a warning not to settle for a small pond. Individual zodiac guidance follows December 1971 syndicate column style.
Auto Tax Statements Are Due for Vehicle Licenses
South Carolina law requires county property tax statements before highway licenses can be issued. Vehicle owners must obtain a county treasurer certificate confirming no unpaid taxes on current or previous vehicles, regardless of age or status. The State Highway Department licenses about 25 000 to 30 000 vehicles monthly.
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Nashville as Country Music Capital and Hall of Fame origin
Nashville, Tenn. is portrayed as the center of country music, home to Grand Ole Opry and a major recording hub, with the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum housing artifacts from legends like Roy Acuff Tex Ritter and Gene Autry. The piece traces roots from Scottish and English settlers, notes instrument evolution, and cites the genre’s rural to urban reach.
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Scottish Highlands
Grand Ole Opry
United States
Country Music Hall of Fame
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Gene Autry
Roy Acuff
Wabash Cannon Ball
Tex Ritter
Prosperity Script For '71 Faces Inflation Risk
In New York AP report on the budget and economy for 1971, Alfred Hayes of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York warns against rapid expansion that could revive inflation and unemployment. The article notes the president’s budget aims and the absence of a formal wage price guide, with hopes for a simple, temporary incomes policy and a deficit around 11.6 billion dollars.
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Federal Reserve
Alfred Hayes
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Hayes
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