Tax relief debate grows as Congress weighs Sadlak plan
Washington debates inflation and tax policy as economists warn high income and corporate taxes throttle growth and jobs. Rep Sadlak proposes a five year easing to a 42 percent top rate, funded by trimming government spending. the bill sits with the House Ways and Means Committee awaiting hearings.
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Budget Talks Push Tax Cut Amid Large-Scale Spending Cuts
Congress moves toward a tax reduction as it sharpens budget discipline. The House and Senate trim billions from the 71.8 billion package while the Defense Department delays over 500 million in new obligations. Backers argue cuts can fund a tax reduction without harming the Treasury, with a modest surplus seen for the year ending June 30. Officials consider delaying further spending into the next year to ease costs.
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Man Reups in Army During Parachute Jump at Camp Campbell
At Fort Campbell Kentucky Eugene Ro Zupsic a sergeant with Company HB Jaithe Airborne Combat Group of the 101st Airborne Division reenlisted in the Regular Army while jumping from a C 119. Major Arthur Baumgardner administered the oath after the pair bailed out from 1000 feet. Zupsic had been in the enlisted reserve and had met the minimum requirement of one jump every three months.
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Better Homemaking Tips for Hot Weather and Clean Homes
LOU JEFERS advises homemakers in Childress County on cooling rooms with space and color choices. Guidance covers slipcovering furniture in cool tones, storing nonessential warm furnishings, and maintaining airy layouts for comfort. The piece also details Venetian blind cleaning, fabric care, and wax treatments for dust resistance. It notes faster cleaning speeds and cautions about wood slats warping. It urges easier laundering fabrics and notes fires start in closets and attics with guidance on preventing spread. It ends with rug wear and distributing traffic away from the TV.
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New fig variety bred to resist insects gains popularity
Riverside California Canadria a hybrid by Dr Ira J Condit UC Riverside shows resistance to vinegar fly infestation after four growing seasons. Introduced last June it remains in demand as a dried fig due to vigor productivity and fruit quality. Cross between White Adriatic and a seedling male fig, Canadria remains free of vinegar flies.
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Fort Worth USDA Livestock Market Report Highlights Slaughter Prices
Markets show cattle and calves trading slowly with limited sales and some strength in cows and bulls. Hogs gain 25 to 50 cents, sheep and lambs steady with good and choice slaughter lambs around 19 to 20 dollars and feeder stock active across weights. Numbers: cattle 5,500. calves 1,600. hogs 800. sheep 6,200.
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