Reagan Faces Pivotal Year Amid Budget Battles and Tax Questions
Gov. Ronald Reagan battled a Democratic legislature in 1971 over welfare reform and budget cuts. He vetoed 504 million from a 6.7 billion budget, pressed for tax increases, and faced questions about state income taxes. Despite challenges, he pursued negotiations with lawmakers to overhaul welfare and balance the 6.9 billion state budget.
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Apply For SS Early Do Not Delay Filing
Vernon Social Security Office manager Wayne Klipping urges early disability applications to avoid delays in first benefits. He notes a six month waiting period applies after approval and emphasizes filing promptly when impairment may last a year or more. He cites medical reports and local offices as key steps.
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Quick Quiz Answers From Across The World
The trivia prompts cover topics from military history and birth facts to art beginnings and science. Notable points include the National Guard’s Colonial roots in Massachusetts, George Washington Adams born in Germany, Utah’s odd capital punishment methods, Grandma Moses starting at 78, unicorns now seen as wild ox, moon sound absence due to no atmosphere, and Whipsnade Zoo's large open habitats.
Highest paved road reaches 14264 feet at Mt Evans west of Denver
A road climb near Denver Colorado reaches 14264 feet the highest paved road in the United States. Mt Evans stands to the west of Denver as the landmark.
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Legionnaires To Houston Next Week
More than 30 000 American Legionnaires move into Houston for a seven day convention with Secretary of State William Rogers headlining general sessions August 31 to September 2. Activities include a musical parade and a five hour parade past the reviewing stand led by National Commander Alfred Chamie and an inspection tour of a manned spacecraft center.
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