The Childress Index newspaper notice
Publication details for The Childress Index printed in Childress Texas. It lists pricing for subscriptions and postage, notes ownership by Ox Bow Printing Inc, and states a policy of correcting any erroneous reflection upon individuals or firms in its columns.
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Childress Index
Main Street
Childress
Tre Childress Index
Childress Olges
Business Institut Texes
Chilaress Index. Inc
Morris Higley Prion
Echo
Texas
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Ally
Nixon tax disclosure marked a painful presidency humiliation
Don Oakley argues Nixon’s release of private finances wounds the presidency more than private privacy. He notes the 1 percent effective tax rate, the half million write off, and Ford’s defense, linking public disgust to an unequal tax system and a damaged national image.
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Richard M. Nixon
White House
Richard Nixon
Nixon
United States
National Archives
Gerald Ford
CPA
America
Connally Speaker Highlights Amarillo Fundraiser for Price
The dinner raised interest in former secretary John Connally's remarks at a $100 plate event in Amarillo for Congressman Bob Price. The columnist praises Connally's speaking style while noting balanced coverage of John Tower and Lloyd Bentsen. Also urged is careful driving as Childress County expects 1973 to end without rural highway deaths, a rare trend after weekly crashes.
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John Connally
Amarillo
Bob Price
John Connall
Childress County
Help For Farmers Modern Farm Machinery Booms
Modern farm machinery boosts output with giant combines that harvest enough wheat in an hour to bake 20 000 loaves of bread and automatic balers enabling one operator to stack over 3 000 bales of hay per day.
Chicago vitality and vigor amid urban challenges
Bruce Biossat portrays Chicago as a vibrant, action driven city with a thriving lakefront, world class arts, and tall skyscrapers while noting crime rise and corruption. He praises its innovation, community core, and enduring energy, urging national reform and commitment to integrity.
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Mississippi
Chicago
Thornton Wilder
University of Chicago
East
New York
Lake Michigan
Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Time to curb government spending and inflation
A letter to the editor denounces rising taxes and government outlays. The writer cites taxes from 22.6 percent in 1942 to 35.9 percent and claims 24,872 billion dollars in 1973 spending as inflation’s cause, urging readers to pressure Congress and the Administration. The note highlights interest on the national debt costing 17 cents of every tax dollar.
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U.S
Congress
Wilbur Mills
Harry Byrd
Stock Exchange seeks better corporate investor communication
The New York Stock Exchange issued a white paper urging more open market information. It recommends publishing stock trading ranges price earnings ratios dividends and book values in annual reports and quarterly mailings to stockholders.
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John Cunniff
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Price
Exchange
Audit committees urged for independent financial review
On December 20, 1973 observers call for corporate audit committees of public directors to independently review accounting standards and practices. The aim is to reduce differences in methods that mask true performance and hinder cross company comparisons.
This Day in History December 20 Highlights
On December 20 1813 Congress established a system of internal revenue. In 1790 the first successful cotton mill operated in Pawtucket. 1803 flag transfer at New Orleans marked Louisiana purchase. 1860 South Carolina seceded. 1957 European Nuclear Energy Agency inaugurated. Ten years ago Auschwitz staff trial began in Frankfurt. Birth of Senator John Sparkman 74. Thought of the day by Carl Jung.
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U.S. Congress
United States
Pawtucket
New Orleans
Louisiana Purchase
France
South Carolina
Russia
Union of Soviet Socialist
European Nuclear Energy Agency
Auschwitz
Germany
Frankfurt
Nixon
Charles Yost
U.S
United Nations
Northern Ireland
John Sparkman
Alabama
Carl Jung
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Don Oakley
John Tower
Lloyd Bentsen
Bruce Biossat
NEA
Sarrels Jewelry
Dalton and
Wilma
Sarrels
Business Mirror
Cape Disappointment
Columbia River
Penny Dreadful
Gartok
Tibet
GOD
Leroy B. Gaines
American National Insurance Co
Lone Star Gas Company
Lone Star
Lone Star Gas
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