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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1961
Page
4
In terms of government spending 50 million is a large sum, and Wyoming residents would pay about 151 each if taxed equally. A House appropriations bill for 900 million grew to 4 600 million after Senate addition. A conference committee trimmed to 1 700 million requiring House approval.
Discussion centers on a 50 million Development Loan Fund as part of a 1 700 million supplement. Critics call loans soft and uncollectible, fearing misuse to build industries and ship more goods, while supporters argue some repayment in soft currencies or 10 20 percent. The housing bill faces Easter recess scrutiny, with concerns about backdoor spending and future Treasury loans. A 13 300 dollar house under the 40 year mortgage would total 34 437 by payoff, sparking jokes about century totals.
Director Harry F Scribner of the Internal Revenue Service cautioned Wyoming taxpayers to ensure both Social Security numbers are entered on form page 1. He said the oversight is understandable but urges careful checks of SSNs and names on the return to avoid errors.
The 4 H Gendercraft group met at the Clark home April 8 to work on coin purses with plans for future demonstrations. The final home economics judging contest on April 11 named Annette Scherbel and Valerie Nicholls as top finishers in the Intermediate and Junior groups, with other finalists and prize notes listed.
In the district court of Sublette County Wyoming a petition for probate of the last will and testament of Frank B Bray deceased has been filed. A hearing is set for May 5 1961 at 11 00 A M in the court room of the third judicial district in Pinedale to contest the petition. Hazel P Bloom clerk of the district court directs publication on April 6 13 20 and 27 1961.
Notice items state Lean E Covell and Opal BE Covell applied April 12 1961 for a retail liquor license in Marbleton Wyoming for Lots 15 and 16 Block 24 Townsite with protest hearing set May 4 1961 at 7 30 p m in Mike Virosko home. Also James F Mickelson of Big Piney Wyoming filed for desert land claim in Sublette County with final proof May 5 1961 before the Clerk of the District Court.
The article explains the tike pocket gopher has remarkable fur lined pouches on each side of the head and neck. Each pouch opens via a long slit under the jawbone and extends backward along the neck toward the shoulders.
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