Capito l Stuff There Won't Be Money for All Those Promises
Washington warns that the next president will face a drained treasury 18 months ahead with few funds for new campaigns. Undersecretary Joseph Barr argues taxes may rise and war costs loom at about $30 billion annually, with possible $6 billion unused war funds.
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Clarendon Celebrates Three Day Festival Activities
The Clarendon Celebration runs July 4 to July 6 featuring a terrapin race on Main Street and a Western parade. A rodeo and quarter horse show start July 4 with daily rodeo performances and dances at the arena, plus an old settlers reunion and fiddlers contest at courthouse square and a free barbecue.
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Seoul Studio Imports Broadcast Equipment Import Drive
New studio facilities in Seoul South Korea import broadcast studio equipment to upgrade production capacity. Local suppliers and distributors report rising demand for cameras mixers and control desks as the industry expands.
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State Meeting Forming Texas Pork Producers District
An organizational meeting of five counties to form a district of the Texas Pork Producers Association will be held Monday at the First National Bank. Pork producers from Randall Deaf Smith Palmer Castro and Swisher counties will hear details on the Texas and National Pork Producers Association and elect officers. Sam Thomas agriculture director will speak and Buddy Winters of Southwestern Public Service Co. will attend.
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Hardeman County Votes on Ten Cent Tax Increase
From Our Correspondent Quanah July election to approve a proposed 10 cent ad valorem tax hike for Hardeman County. The raise would lift the tax rate from 1.26 to 1.30 dollars per 100 valuation and affect county funds.
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