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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1969

Page

9

Surcharge Extension Agreement Reached in Congress

Senate and House leaders reached a five month extension of the 10 percent income surcharge. The plan extends the tax until November 3 while tying passage to a broader tax reform package. The compromise involves Senate Finance Committee action and a House extension vote, with negotiations led by Senator Mansfield and Senator Long.

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Goshen College President Mininger Resigns After 15 Years

Dr Alminger, 61, submits resignation as Goshen College president effective July 2 1970 or in January. He has led the college since 1955, longer than planned, and the Mennonite Board and board of overseers accept the move. He joined the faculty in 1937 and may stay on to teach. tenure remains.

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Purdue reports summer enrollment surge across campuses

Purdue University announces a 91 percent rise in summer session enrollment led by 6,004 students at regional campuses and the remainder at West Lafayette. In Washington, officials say the United States accepted a Soviet proposal to broaden official contacts by opening consulates in Leningrad and San Francisco.

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