Farmers dispute strike tactics over 100 percent parity slogan
The Texas Cattle Feeders Association president opposes farmer strikes to push 100 percent parity for farm prices calling it unfair and counterproductive. He warns of market disruption and higher costs if packing plants close, noting the 1973 price freeze and urging broader market and price improvements through cooperation.
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U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Leon Miller
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Carter Receives Tax Cut Proposals for 1978 Plan
President Carter was presented with tax cut options totaling 20 to 30 billion dollars for 1978 including up to 5 billion in federal excise cuts. Treasury Secretary Blumenthal outlined the package as advisers noted decisions could come by Tuesday night before Carter departs for Plains. The plan would allocate three quarters to individuals and one quarter to business taxes.
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Carter
Plains
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W. Michael Blumenthal
Animal Control Officer Accused Of Attacks And Impersonation
Amarillo residents allege an Animal Control officer beat two dogs and claimed to be a policeman, then entered the home without permission. The officer, a senior driver, faces no action until director Louie Amador reviews all reports. Police described the incident as dog abuse and impersonation under city code of conduct.
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Louie Amador
Sandra Carol McGowan
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Carla
Ricci
McGowans
Under the Cover Of the Christmas Series See Story
A two part feature explores human origins and the Biblical portrayal of man's beginnings. The prose reflects on humanity as a unique species capable of laughter emotion abstract thought and self judgment. See further in the Christmas series.
Weather notes for a fair, colder today
Daily forecast states a fair start with colder conditions today and a warming trend tomorrow. Highs in the mid 30s today, mid 40s tomorrow. Lows tonight near mid teens. Northerly winds 5 to 10 mph.
Illness forces early disability and Hope in Abandoned Home
Mrs. T a young widow with diabetes and cancer raised three children alone after her husband left. Now aided by a growing family and rental assistance she moved to a one bedroom apartment. With monthly income under 200 dollars she seeks a replacement lamp shade and warm clothing for winter plus ongoing support from the Empty Stocking Fund in Amarillo. Donors include anonymous gifts and several local residents totaling a modest balance.
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Amarillo
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