New Defense Draft Policy Allows Reclassification to I A
Colonel Charles M. Duncan announced new instructions from Dr Curtis W. Tarr permitting registrants to drop deferments and reclassify to I-A by December 31 1970. The measure affects high lottery numbers and various deferment types urging prompt local board action and updated deadlines for documentation.
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Austin
Charles M. Duncan
Selective Service
Curtis W. Tarr
Duncan
Tarr
Buck Deer Attacks Hunter in Colorado Pre dawn Incident
Edward Matthews of Grand Junction Colorado was attacked by a buck deer while locating a hunting site. He was knocked down and trampled, recovered his rifle and shot the deer in the back at point blank range, then field dressed the animal despite a broken leg and other injuries.
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Edward Matthews
Grand Junction
Colorado
Matthews
Division of Game, Fish and Parks
Colorado Department of Natural Resources
Bowling Scores and High Games From Local Leagues
Bowling results show Stedmans 840 high game and 840 high series by A Backhous 182 525 with 210 610 handicap. Brods 75, Hollas 199 522 and 235 630. Eplens 839 Huntsman 171 463 and 219 607. McLanes 863 Trotter 173 492 and 211 606. Irenes 791 Short 160 447 and 206. Cameron Motor Co 779 Moran 201 581. Citizens 797 Gann 154 Brashear 415 Andres 205 573 Johnsons 756 Preslar 139 404 Peesar 196 575.
Big Tax Bill Faces Soions Says Kubiak
At a pre-session conference in Austin lawmakers heard Speaker Gus Mutscher project a minimum tax bill of about 600 million for the next biennium. Rep Dan Kubiak quoted colleagues opposing spending and any tax hike of that size. Tax Committee members met amid signals of a sales tax rise to 5 percent and possible boosts from corporate profits liquor by the drink and other revenue sources.
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Austin
House
Gus Mutscher
Kubiak
Legislator Advocates Spending Cuts to Avoid Tax
Rep. Kubiak urged lawmakers to curb spending and cut non essential expenditures to prevent a tax bill of any magnitude in the tax on natural resources debate. The remarks were delivered as legislators discussed fiscal pressures and revenue measures.
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Dan Kubiak
Farm counts drop with raised production thresholds
The data show removing farms by value of production reduces totals: under 2500 yields 42 percent fewer farms, under 5000 costs 56 percent, and under 10000 results in 72 percent fewer farms remaining.
Conviction Brings Probated Sentence in Milam County Robbery
Kenneth Teal of Cameron was convicted of robbery in Milam County District Court Friday and received a three year probated sentence. County Atty. John Henderson Jr. said the case involved the robbery of a Houston man near Buckholts on March 14, 1970.
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Kenneth Teal
Cameron
Milam County
John Henderson Jr
Houston
Buckholts
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