Constitutional amendment raises taxes to fund services
A discussion led by Senator Walter Woodward debates a constitutional amendment to cap per capita costs and impose new taxes to fund state government. Proposals include a broad tax scheme and potential repeal of certain services, while opponents argue for balanced budgets through reduced expenditures. Public reaction mixed amid questions of revenue, rates, and implementation.
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Walter, Woodward
Ernie Spc Eaore
Life as a Vapor and College News Digest
A quixotic campus note opens with reflections on fate and life’s brevity, urging purposeful living. Campus items report Evelyn Perry's visit, social calls, clean-up day, exams, Lent services at the college auditorium, and student projects including a Story of My Experience and a sewing club trip to Dallas, alongside a brief historical anecdote about Xerxes and his anger over a bridge destruction.
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God
Toman
Campus News
Charlotte Eddie
Mag
Ladies of the Trinity
College
Lenten Midweek Services Focus on the Passion
The public is invited to a series of midweek Lent services reflecting on the suffering of Jesus. The schedule centers on seven utterances from the cross ending with Forgive them for they know not what they do. Professor Allen B. Nelson is involved in the presentation.
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Allen BE
Nelson
Hio College Professor Advocates "It Is Me" Usage
In Columbus Ohio Dean George H McKnight of Ohio State University endorses the phrase it is me over its correction urging natural usage beyond schoolmaster norms. The report notes a belief in its acceptance and prevalence among speakers.
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HIO College
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
George H. McKnight
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