Childress Index publisher details and rates
The Childress Index published in Childress Texas outlines publishing days Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays. It lists ownership The Childress Index Inc and Ox Bow Printing Inc and notes impartial news stance and correction policy managed by Morris Higley. Subscription rates vary by region with yearly and half year options for mail and carrier delivery.
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Childress Index
Main Street
Childress
Texas
Childress Index, Inc
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Morris Higley
Nixon Privilege Claim Spurs Senate Testimony Push
The piece argues the president remains a public employee accountable to citizens not party cadres. It notes Nixon’s executive privilege stance aimed at shielding White House aides in the Dean and Watergate context and urges Congress to compel testimony to ensure future presidents are accessible and answerable.
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United States
Nixon
White House
John W. Dean III
Senate Judiciary Committee
L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
Gray
Dean
Congress
Haldeman-Kissinger-Ziegler-Ehrlichman-Dean
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Today in History March 27 1973 highlights and birthdays
On this date in history Ike declared German forces defeated on the western front in 1945. Other items include Maryland’s first settlement in 1634 and St. Petersburg founded in 1704. Birthdays note Gloria Swanson and Arthur Mitchell. thought from the Bible.
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Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Leonard and
George Calvert
Maryland
Peter the Great
St. Petersburg
France
Russia
Japan
League of Nations
Manchuria
Alaska
South Korea
United States
Yuri Gagarin
Northern Ireland
Gloria Swanson
Arthur Mitchell
Good old days longing for single bookkeeper reminiscence
The writer recalls when The Index had one unused bookkeeper who suggested adding office supplies to stay busy. Now four people plus an auditor manage books, causing catch-up work. He critiques regulation, arguing it harms work, business, and even women, urging laws that do not legislate.
Hinsdale Pet Cemetery: Costs and Care Highlight 9 000 Graves
In Hinsdale Illinois Stokes Wylie caretaker for 21 years explains the pet cemetery founded by George Remkus now run by him with nine thousand graves on seven acres. Burial costs range from 12 for a parakeet to about 75 for a dog and up to a couple hundred for larger animals with a 2 annual maintenance fee and 70 cents per letter for markers. Most burials are private family affairs with rare services by ministers.
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Joseph R. Tybor
Associated Press
Hinsdale, Ill
Hinsdale Animal Cemetery
Chicago
Stokes Wylie
George Remkus
Remkus
Lady Godiva's Naked Ride Through Coventry
The Lady Godiva urged her husband, the Coventry lord, to lower taxes. He consented on the condition she ride through the town unclothed. She rode astride a horse, covered only by her hair.
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Godiva
Coventry
Investor base shrinks as liquidity fears grow in stock markets
The AP reports rising industry distress over falling individual share ownership and trading activity. NYSE chairman James Needham cites liquidity loss as brokers pull back from small accounts, urging Congress to expand tax incentives and raise the dividend income exclusion to 200 dollars, aiming to spur broad ownership and meet corporate capital needs.
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New York
Stock Exchange
James Needham
New York Stock Exchange
Needham
Securities Industry
House
Ways and Means Committee
NYSE
Satellite Eyes on Earth Transforming Resource Insight
Bruce Biassat argues ERTS satellites orbit 188 times daily, supplying vast color prints from 570 miles up. Computer analyzed data reveal crop health, unused farmland, pollution plumes, and precise mapping that accelerates expert work, with prospects for an educational satellite delivering lessons worldwide.
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Earth Resources
ERTS
United States
Goddard Space Flight Center
Maryland
Earth
Chicago
Arthur Clarke
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Needham outlines tax reforms to aid individual investors
The proposal package includes allowing commissions to be deducted against ordinary income, a limited pension plan stock deduction, and a capital gains tax that declines with longer holding. Needham argues these changes would boost capital mobility and benefit the individual investor who underpins free enterprise, corporate funding, and broker commissions.
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Needham
Pyramid Dome Center Planned in Quebec City
A commercial center shaped like a pyramid with an illuminated dome will rise in Quebec City, offering 180000 square feet of office and retail space. The five million dollar project is slated for completion later this year.
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Commercial Center Quebec
Registration Deadline Saturday for 1973 Texas Plates
Texas Motor Vehicle Director Robert W. Townsley says March 31 is the last practical day to register 1973 vehicles since April 1 falls on a Sunday and county offices close. License plates must be displayed starting April 2, prompting potential long lines if many owners wait.
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Austin
Robert W. Townsley
Texas Highway Department
Townsley
Texas
Kimbell Museum Designed by Louis Kahn in Fort Worth
The Kimbell Museum in Fort Worth Texas was designed by Louis Kahn who championed displaying art with natural light over artificial lighting.
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Kimbell Museum
Fort Worth
Tex
Louis Kahn
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