Price Commission Defines Base Price Posting Rules for Retailers
The Price Commission clarifies posting requirements for base prices. Retailers under 100,000 in sales must display base prices for the 40 top selling products or those making up half of yearly sales, whichever is less. Larger retailers must post base prices for all food items and the top 40 nonfood products per department.
Price Freeze Working Says Nixon Program Shows Progress
Secretary Hodgson stated on December 22 that evidence the Nixon wage and price program works is clear. The August to November index rose at 1.7 percent annually, down from 4.1 percent over the prior six months. He credits producers, sellers, and consumers for backing the plan, calling the program a success and predicting a better year for the average buyer.
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Nixon
IRS Column Explains Rent Records and Price Freeze Rules
This IRS public service column answers common questions about the Economic Stabilization Program. It states tenants may refuse to pay added rents without base price records and justification for increases. Landlords must keep records and provide them to tenants during rent changes.
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Internal Revenue Service
Public Service
IRS
Price Commission
Price Commission Q and A on controls and payments
Employers may make retraceive payments on their own determination subject to IRS compliance checks. State unemployment payments are not wages or prices and are not controlled. Yes to using PC-1 forms for prenotifiers and reporting firms. Tuition and room and board are covered. Forms available at IRS offices.
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Internal Revenue Service
Price Commission
Phase II rules for price increases and record keeping
The text explains that firms not required to file Form PC-1 must keep records of price increases, and notes that certain charges were subject to Phase I while licenses and fines were exempt. It confirms Phase II continues existing policy rulings and interpretations after November 13, 1971, unless regs or rulings alter them.
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Cally
Cost of Living Council
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Mutual of Omaha Leader Ivey Gilbert Wins Club Award
Milam County representative Ivey T. Gilbert of Mutual of Omaha earns a Master Builders Club award for top salesmanship and service. He is among the companys top 12 nationwide and cites a recurring disability clause as key to policy payouts. Gilbert, born Buckholts and a Sharp High School alum, lives with wife Pat and three children on West 22nd Street.
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Master Builders Club
Mutual of Omaha
Ivey T
Gilbert
Milam County
Mutual of Omaha Insurance
United Benefit Life Insurance Company
Buckholts
Sharp High School
Pat
Ronald
Brenda
Donna
Gilberts
West 22Nd Street
Cameron Lumber Co. Showcases 1000 Paint Colors and more
Cameron Lumber Co operated by Charles Chandler offers 1000 Colony paint colors enabled by instant color liquid powder system. Gene Marak supports Chandler with eight years at the firm as they supply standard lumber roofing materials plus pre finished paneling and moldings. The business traces to Jeter Lumber Co 1890 and is located opposite City Hall in Austin and Cameron offering hardware ceiling tile plumbing tools framing services and more.
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Cameron Lumber
Colony
Chandler
Gene Marak
City Hall
Austin
Cameron
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