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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1969
Page
2
Editorial page reflects on national expansion and economic policy with terse notices to readers. It mentions figures and local references, urging awareness of broader political currents affecting Texas and regional interests.
The Ammunition Force mirrors gun provisions, forcing dealers to record names and addresses of ammunition buyers under the 1968 Gun Control Law. Critics say this registry is impractical and does little to reduce crime, urging amendments to limit the act to its crime-reduction aim.
A 1965 IRS question and answer column covers changing address to avoid refund delays, commuting expenses, tips taxation, claiming dependents after marriage, where to mail returns, and legality of joint filing after divorce. It explains forward addresses, gas tax deductions, how tips affect withholdings, and joint liability in married filings.
A five member Senate Finance Subcommittee approved a two year general appropriations bill totaling 7 billion dollars for 1970 71, marking the first time the measure received all three votes in the Senate.
The writer defends U S policy in Vietnam, contrasts viewpoints on defense spending, and argues against antiwar sentiment. He complains about campus free speech foes and laments perceived threats to patriotism, urging support for government actions and American ideals amid global conflicts.
The plan would raise education spending by 182.7 million and health and youth services by 51.6 million while skipping a teacher pay rise. It envisions college faculty and state employee raises annual 9 percent then 5 percent. Lt. Gov. Barnes calls session highly productive. Senate approves liquor-by-the-drink amendment, with ballot language clarified for November vote.
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