May 1 tax renders and tax notices implications
Deadline approaches for rendering all property for taxes by May 1. Cars with a four on inspection stickers risk a $25 fine. pay up to avoid penalties. Also notes on daylight saving time, rising sales taxes, absentee voting begins for the May 18 Constitutional Amendment Election, and a weather note calling for more rain.
On the Job Training and Apprenticeship Outreach Totals
Since 1964 the National Urban League under Labor contracts placed 33 265 minorities in on the job training projects at a federal cost of 31.5 million and 3 021 minorities in apprenticeship through outreach efforts at a federal cost of 4.8 million.
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National Urban League
Department of Labor
School Tax Assessor Speaks To Young Farmers Chapter
James Bachus Co manche Independent Schools tax assessor addressed Young Farmers on agriculture’s future challenges. He cited competition with synthetics and rising farm costs, plus taxes and laws making farming harder. He outlined the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 effective April 28 and possible farm inspections by the Secretary of Labor with injunction powers for noncompliance.
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James Bachus
Comanche Independent Schools
Wayne Power
Bachus
Secretary of Labor
U.S
Gustine and May Win District Track Meet
Gustine and May lead at Indian Memorial Stadium as Gustine tops high school and junior high divisions in the Girls' District 12-B meet on Tuesday April 27. Gustine collects 126 points to Blanket 112 and Talpa 86, with May posting a strong junior high showing and multiple event titles.
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Anson
Efferson Elliott
Paul McGettis
Denton
McGettis
Leta Andrews
Gustine
May
Indian Memorial Stadium
Talpa
Blanket
Star
Slaughter
Balnket
Limmer
Priddy
Gunter
Gressham
Hartley
Marwitz
Dobbin
Lester
Damron
Hooton
Sollheimer
Beal
Pam Kirkland
Pat Kirkland
Davis
Pridly
Tine
Wilson
Oliver
Bailey
O’neil
Daniel
Simmer
Boyd
Dobbins
Hamilton
Seilheimer
M. Davis
W. Dobbins
Hamilton Star
Sidney
Thomas
Pallette
Coates
Drought Relief Aid Includes Comanche County
President Nixon announces emergency aid for drought hit West Texas farmers and ranchers. Clifford M. Hardin and G. A. Lincoln will coordinate hay transport and program administration while CCC feed grain sales and emergency conservation funds aid 89 Texas counties including Comanche.
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Nixon
Clifford M. Hardin
G. A. Lincoln
Office For
West
Texas
Gen
Lincoln
OEP
West Texas
Hardin
USDA
White House
Sec. of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Farmers Home Administration
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Schlee
Horton
Cornelius
Stark
McMillan
Merdock
Mile
Rinehart
Griffin
Schooler
Ribble
McMillen
Helmsley
Fletcher
Hutchens
Aransas
Atascosa
Bandera
Lee
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Blanco
Brooks
Burnet
Caldwell
Cameron
Comanche
Dewitt
Dimmit
Val, Frio
Gillespie
Goliad
Gonzales
Guadalupe
Hays
Hidalgo
Jim Hogg
Jim Wells
Karne
Kendall
Kerr
Kimble
Kinney
Lampasas
la Salle
Live Oak
McCulloch
McMullen
Mason
Maverick
Medina
Menard
Mitchell
Nueces
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Schleicher
Starr
Tom Greeen
Ivalde
Valerde
Willacy
Zapata
Zavala
State National Bank
U. S. Government Securities
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Federal Reserve Bank
Elmon Kerby, JR
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Florence Miller
Winopoly
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del Monte
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