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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1976
Page
10
An elderly reader laments library reforms as overdue notices are abolished and six week late items are treated as lost. Borrowers will receive one final bill after two weeks if items remain missing, with privileges suspended until resolved.
A reader out of work six weeks due to a heart condition seeks disability benefits. Guidance: file at the local Social Security office with medical records, last year’s W-2, and proof of age for those born after 1930. The staff will assist in the application.
Washington notes say tax reform remains a perennial issue stirring strong passions. The speaker reflects on the election year and ongoing calls for reform, comparing current debate to historic fervor from the Boston Tea Party era.
The piece notes repeated calls for tax reform despite a growing, complex code nearly 2000 pages long. It cites a $15 000 earner paying 44 percent total in taxes and discusses how incentives and loopholes shape policy while legislators promise reform amid differing views on tax purposes.
Evening classes begin Aug 23 for fall term and continue with winter Feb 21 1977 spring Nov 18 and summer May 30 1977. Courses lead to vocational certificates and require 60 percent attendance with completion of the program. For details call the Community Evening School at 477-1443.
Deer Park Independent School District offers two programs for handicapped children of pre school age three to five years One program provides transportation and the other serves eligible retarded children Parents must provide transportation for either program Interested parents should contact Dr
State Comptroller Bob Bullock mailed checks totaling 442 710 50 to Harris County cities as their revenue from mixed drink taxes. Harris County received 470 506 11 in tax funds. Pasadena 10 066 30 La Porte 656 63 Baytown 4 832 70 and South Houston 1 853 87 also received allocations.
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