Revenue sharing debate hits Congress and debt idea
Washington columnist Dick West argues Nixon proposals to share $5 billion of federal revenue with states face stiff Congressional opposition. He suggests debt sharing as an alternative, proposing raising the national debt ceiling to $435 billion to give states $45 billion in new indebtedness while preserving a $5 billion revenue share, framing it as a solvent move to strengthen the dollar.
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Telegram subscription rates and address change guidance
The Telegram lists subscription costs by delivery method and region, noting 42.00 per year by carrier in specified counties and 11.00 by rail in others, with 10.00 or 12.00 by mail to Nebraska and other states. It requests subscribers to report address changes with clear current and new addresses.
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Colurvoye
Plalie
Boore
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Two Boston Officers Shot During Bar Arrest
Two Boston policemen were wounded early Tuesday while arresting a suspect at a Roxbury bar. They were taken to Boston City Hospital for emergency surgery after the shooting as the suspect burst from the doorway and opened fire during attempted detention.
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Boston
UPI
Boston City Hospital
Roxbury
Math Whee
Almanac highlights for March 2 1971 and history notes
United Press International notes mark Tuesday March 2 1971 as day 61 of the year with 304 to follow. Highlights include the establishment of Mount Rainier National Park in 1899, Babe Ruth’s 1927 contract at 70000, and World War II events such as the Bismarck Sea battle and Rhine crossing. A Morley quote condemns waste of public money.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
Congress
Mr. Rainier National Park
Washington State
Babe Ruth
New York Yankeees
Bismarck Sea
U.S. 6Th Army
Taxi Squad Origin Tied to Browns Founder’s Taxicab Hire
The Taxi Squad began when the founder of the Cleveland Browns kept surplus players on payroll with a taxicab company he owned. They were colloquially known as the Taxi Squad amid early NFL roster practice.
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Cleveland Browns
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Astrological Forecast for 12 Zodiac Signs
Aries warns restless motion and delays. Taurus cautions on mixing plans. Gemini urges careful interpretation of messages. Cancer advises moderation and professional guidance. Leo, Virgo, Libra call for adaptability, balance, and clear plans. Scorpio stresses simplicity and avoiding extravagance. Sagittarius urges steady pace in partnerships. Capricorn hints at secrets and discreet steps. Aquarius emphasizes restraint and responsibility. Pisces notes real estate focus and domestic considerations. If today is your birthday, introspection and creative self expression are emphasized with a September milestone for key decisions.
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Tax refunds rise with bigger checks this year
Ray De Crang reports that IRS centers have processed three million returns with over 40 percent asking for refunds averaging 264 dollars. Total refunds exceed 950 million and are boosting the economy as more money circulates. Common filing errors slow processing and delay refunds.
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Ray DE Crang
Internal Revenue
Curlis Coston
Hheir
Taxpayer Service Division
Central Region
Covington
Costdn
Coston
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Colombia Faces Violence Amid Inauguration Turmoil
UPI analysis notes Colombia’s 1970 inauguration under siege, with a history of “The Violence” from 1948 to 1958, mass rural deaths, and a fractured countryside. It details three armed groups, a brutal anti guerrilla campaign, and lingering opposition led by Gen. Gustavo Rojas Pinilla who claims election fraud and threatens renewed unrest.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Misael Pzs Rana Barrera
Republic
Colombia
Bogota
Arcad Plaza de Bolivar
Capitol
Libérals
Theso
Fem
Carlos Lieras Restrepo
Pastrana Botrero
GNP
Latin America
He Army of National Liberation
Army of Popular Liberation
Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces
Colombian Communist Party
Unian
Gustavo Rojas Finilla
Rojas Inilla
Fastrana Borrero
Miami
Kamin services mark California death of William Kamin
William Kamin 56 of San Francisco formerly of Lindsay died February 17 after a brief illness. Funeral services February 20 at Subic and Wieboldt in San Francisco were Catholic with a mission priest officiating and burial in a Portland Oregon cemetery with military graveside rites. He was born July 19 1914 at Blue Hill Nebraska, lived in Lindsay Idaho Michigan and California, married a California resident, and worked 21 years for Wells Spring Company in California. A World War II Army veteran, he was survived by a son, a stepson, a brother, two sisters and five sisters in law. his wife, parents, a brother in infancy and a sister in Humphrey Nebraska preceded him. The Goober State note about peanut production appears unrelated.
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Ore
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Neb
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Albert
Amma) Gisenmann
Creston
Randalph
Frances) Sawyer
Edward
Eenhern
Airs
Fred
Mary) Marx
Humphrey
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