Capital Gains and Tax Reform Debate in Washington High
Washington High debates capital gains tax fairness with opponents arguing unequal rates compared with ordinary income. Rep Wilbur Mills and supporters say the policy spurs investment, while critics and figures like Ralph Nader urge reform. Ross Perot proposes a $100,000 lifetime tax free cap to boost investment.
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Common Cause
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Tax Reform Research Institute
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Ross Perot
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Mississippi River
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Baytown Sun masthead and staff listings
The Baytown Sun shows staff roles including Editor and Publisher Frei Hartman along with General Manager Pat Palm and Assistant to Publisher Mun ls Pritchett. Other executive editors, department heads, and advertising staff are listed, indicating a standard newspaper masthead and publication logistics.
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Dha Wadley
Umes
Pat Palm
Mun Ls. Pritchett ' Offics
EN/TORIM
Preston Ponders
Dim Prises
Wanda Orrin
Au Putman - Bi Tee
Wright Moody
Fit Brow
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Raytown
Carene
TV Helped Out Congressional Probes Are Becoming More Theatrical
An essay argues that televised congressional investigations resemble theater more than justice. It contrasts McCarthyism with Watergate, noting sensationalism, misdirection, and later revelation of hard evidence, while urging accountability and public trust in government.
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Rome
Cid
Babe Herman
Dear Dr Lamb Advice on Gallbladder Surgery and Diet
A reader asks if gallbladder removal affects diet and what foods to avoid. The doctor explains the gallbladder stores bile and removing it generally allows normal drainage via the bile duct, with some patients needing to limit fatty or fried foods if bile flow is imperfect. The piece ends noting typical recovery guidance.
Flabby American survey flags low exercise levels nationwide
The President's Council on Physical Fitness hired Opinion Research Corp to survey American adults and found 45 percent, about 49 million, older and less educated, do not exercise. Of the 60 million who do, most walk, with significant numbers biking, swimming, calisthenics, and jogging. Women are likelier to exercise to lose weight, men for health or enjoyment. Swimming tops preferred activities. golf, tennis, and bowling follow. Nearly half of adults have not participated in competitive sports, though those who have joined two or more sports show higher activity.
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U.S
President’s Council On Physical Fitness
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
N.J
Madame Soleil the astrologist captivates France and beyond
In Paris, Madame Soleil or Germaine Soleil has become the era’s most sought astrologer. Her radio rise and growing Institute of Astrological Research aim to render astrology a formal science through precise celestial charts and computer-assisted analysis.
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Germaine Soleil
The
Institute of Astrological Research and Orientation
Papa Soleil
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