Brookings study urges curbs on federal spending and tax rises
Brookings Institution in Washington released a study led by Charles L. Schultz urging a reversal of Great Society programs. It advocates five year budgets, pilot testing, a joint budget committee, and disciplined spending to reduce deficits and curb tax drains.
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Easy care and durability top homemaker textile choices
A nationwide USDA survey shows homemakers prize easy care and durability in sheets blankets rugs and tablecloths with wool, acrylic, nylon, and cotton fibers receiving varying preferences. The report also notes cotton dominates yard goods for home sewing and suggests sprays of starch and fabric finish aid ironing while reducing sticking and scorching with proper use.
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Tippen Appointed to Senate Committees
Newly elected Senator Bill Tippen representing District 24 including Coke County was appointed by Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes to serve on Agriculture and Livestock Banking Counties District and Urban Affairs Legislative Congressional and Judicial Districts Oil and Gas Parks and Wildlife Rules Transportation Water and Conservation and Youth Affairs. He begins immediately and will serve until January 1, 1973.
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Coke County
Ben Barnes
Senate
Tippen
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