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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1966

Page

3

Chances Texas sales tax may rise to 3 cents

The 1967 Texas legislature could raise the sales tax from 2 to 3 cents and cut grocery exemptions, potentially making groceries taxed at 2 or 3 cents more per dollar. Studies show Texas ranks low among states and low-income families would feel the impact, while farmers gain tax relief on farm inputs.

Garth Jones Associated Press Tor Texas Texas Committee On State and Local Tax Policy Texas Research League John Doe Daniel C. Morgan Jr University of Texas Economist Tax Policy Committee

Please Don’t Eat the Daisies Cast Upstaging Faith

Hollywood interview with Pat Crowley discusses acting with children and a large dog on Please Don’t Eat the Daisies. She says upstaging is rare on TV and that funny background moments can enhance the show. Crowley notes the book inspired the TV series and emphasizes teamwork over personal vanity.

Pat Crowley Cynthia Lowry Hollywood Ladadog

Duke to Add First Negro Faculty Member

Samuel Dubois Cooke, an Adee ta University political science professor, will join Duke University this fall as the first Black member of the Duke faculty, a university spokesman confirmed.

Durham, N.C Samuel Dubois Cooke Adeeta University Duke University Duke

Texas Plans To Combat Mental Retardation Forwarded

A two month Texas effort to curb mental retardation has been sent to Washington. Gov. Connally noted that full implementation is unlikely in the next biennium but a legislative program will be developed. The 84 page plan urges diagnostic centers, community care teams, training centers, and expanded education for specialists.

Austin Texas Washington John Connally Connally South America

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