Look Out Look Out Texas Look At Massachusetts Tax Study
The Clifton Record surveys Texas and Massachusetts spending patterns and taxes. It cites The First National Bank of Boston findings on welfare costs, job loss, and rising state debt in Massachusetts and compares them with Texas spending, education, highways, and tax sources to argue for tighter controls and policy reforms. The piece notes Massachusetts high property and income taxes and warns Texas to avoid a similar trajectory.
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Clifton Record
Texas
William Hobby
Dolph Briscoe
Lone Star
Texas Association of Taxpayers
Massachusetts
First National Bank of Boston
Bay State
First National Bank of
Boston
William L. Brown
Massachussets
Hub Bank
Masachusetts
Commonwealth
California
Connecticut
Georgia
Illinois
New York
North Carolina
U. S
John G. Tower
R.-Tex
Vision Health and Welfare Views Spur Texas Discussion
The piece cites Leo Durocher on cataract prevention and sight saving programs, plus Texas senators and congressmen debating welfare reform, foreign aid, and democratic ideals. It closes with a Texan political poll anecdote about public support and unseen opposition.
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Leo Durocher
Houston Astros
Texas Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Letter from Bob Bullack on comptroller campaign
Bob Bullack thanks Mr. Jordan and local citizens for support during his campaign for State Comptroller. He says his experience as Secretary of State will bring vitality and promises efficient orderly office operation. Bullack provides his Austin box address.
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Mr. Jordan
Bob Bullack
P.O
Austin
VA Answers Vets Questions on GI Bill Benefits
Editor notes that veterans and families ask many questions about VA benefits. Readable queries cover working while full time schooling and its effect on monthly educational allowances. The answer: you may work and still receive the monthly allotment with no restriction.
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Veterans Administration
G. I. Bilt
1974 Wheat Program Details for Texas Producers
Texas wheat producers face 1974 allotments about three times the 1975 size based on a national 55.0 million acre allotment. Details include the new target price at 2.05 per bushel, no early payments, and loans at 1.37 per bushel. No set aside or conserving lease requirements, with flexibility to substitute nonconserving crops to preserve allotments.
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Texas
Williams
Bosque County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Earl L. Butz
Butz
ASC
Carer
Indian raids along the Bosque frontier in 164 to 1857
Buck Barry recalls Comanche forays into Bosque County from 164 to 1857 with major attacks near Meridian Iredell and Stephenville. He notes the killing of Bean and a Black man, the capture and release of Peter C Johnsons son, and raids that terrorized Wood Lemley Knight Bryant Tankersley and others as settlers faced repeated full moon visits and horse thefts.
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Buck Barry
Bosque
Brown
Comanche
Frath
Bean
Bosque County
Peter C. Johnson
Johnson
Meridian
Bosque River
Brown County
Clifton
Iredell
Peter
Livut Petey
Erath County
Mcttinney
Rough
Stephenville
Barry
Spring Creek
Meridian Cemetery
Wood
Lemley
Lemleys
Mr. Knight
Neils Creek
Bryant
Paluxie
James Tankersley
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Bill Jordan
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Tpoage
Foreig
Thorougly
U.S
Lloyd Bentsen
D.-Tex
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Cormiury
Sen. Bentsen
Absolte
Sen Bentsen
Sen. Benson
America
United States
den. Bentsen
Utlock
Pop
Fire Department
Steele Creek Acres
LeJuan Linney
Philip Tinsley
Chuck Collier
Paula Jones
Joyce Tinsley
Cindy Donaldson
John Plummer
Fmes
Rebecc4
D. Radde
Boraue County
Hitorical Survey Committee
The
Jordan Publications, Inc
West Fifth Street
William T. Jordan
Danny R. Ivey
Beverly F. Jordan
John E. Finstad
James W. Smith
Alfred E. Olsoni
Coryell
Hill, McLennan
Erath
Somerville
Hamitt
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