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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1969
Page
4
The Tax Foundation shows an eight hour workday broken into minutes for essentials and taxes. It estimates a family spends 56 minutes on food and beverages, 40 on transportation, 2 hours 34 minutes on federal taxes, and 1 hour 46 minutes on all other costs, totaling 6 o'clock.
Morris Higley notes that in small towns customers still demand value and accountability for repairs. He cites improvements from factory service and authorized agencies, and warns against overreach by government or reformers like Ralph Nader.
Ken Jourdan a 20 year old Farmington New Mexico resident has taken the post of youth director at First Baptist Church Paducah Rev Robert Beck says Jourdan a junior at Wayland Baptist College Plainview earned a Mexico City and Southwestern Kansas mission track this summer.
Governor Smith says he will take about ten days to decide on a one year spending bill and may veto it, forcing a summer session to set fiscal 1970. He questions a ten year teachers pay plan and criticizes a ten dollar per semester college building use fee as a fiscal dodge.
A Nixon era panel urges fast oil extraction from Union Oil’s repetto reservoir to prevent leaks, while military jurisdiction and legal issues tie into broader Congress debates on tax reform and military spending. The discussion covers offshore operations, civilian crimes versus military offenses, and upcoming Senate and House hearings on budget, campus disorders, and spending.
Paducah teacher Glenn Stephens, who taught general science to seventh and eighth graders at Goodwin Junior High, is moving to Sumner. His wife Lorraine Owens was a teacher's aide last year. They have a six month old son, Justin. Stephens is a Sumner native and earned a BS from East Texas State.
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