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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1976
Page
6
Odessa Officer urges removal of C B radios when vehicles are left unoccupied and to mark units with a driver’s license number. He warns buyers of stolen radios fuel crime, notes upcoming factory installs, and calls crime a national disgrace unless people act to deter theft.
Texas Supreme Court broadened agricultural tax exemptions, allowing landowners to qualify if their gross agricultural sales exceed those of any other business. TSCRA directors in Amarillo endorsed a permanent capital reserve fund and urged support for the Beef Research and Information Act. More than 300 cattlemen attended. updates covered screwworm control, brucellosis, and vaccine strategies. Admissions and events at Angelo State University were announced for fall enrollment.
Sid Sers of Brady Municipal Gas Corp. testified at a Texas Railroad Commission hearing in Austin on pass through of 100 percent gas costs to consumers. He noted Brady buys gas around 1.00 per mcf while major firms pay 1.50 to 1.90, and urged why giants chase high adjustments.
The 40th Hill Country Fair in Junction runs August 12 to 14 with a parade on opening day, a billy sale on Saturday morning, and daily horse races at 2 pm. Purses total 3000 dollars for winners.
The Texas Comptroller warns that arts and crafts sales at weekend shows are taxable. Exhibitors must have sales tax permits, collect tax from customers, and report it with returns. Sponsors should require visible permits to prevent violations before the event.
The department urges timely contact for any state tax problems or questions to avoid issues for itself retailers and taxpayers. Call free 1-800-292-9687 or contact the Comptroller's Field Office for guidance and to save time and trouble.
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