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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1971
Page
2
Salt Lake City economic analysis warns that the dollar has fallen 58 percent since 1942 and would drop to 18 cents by 2000 if trends continue. It argues that wage growth cannot keep pace with deficits and inflation, threatening the welfare state and financial security for workers.
A preliminary audit by the New York City controller finds that local anti poverty agencies failed to account for nearly 25 percent of the 35 million dollars given between 1965 and 1968. Federal taxpayers supplied 29 million and city funds 6 million.
Speaker Mutscher praised the committee system as central to Texas lawmaking and announced the return of Mr. Allen as Chairman of the Committee on Conservation and Reclamation. Mutscher was re-elected unanimously as Speaker for a second consecutive term, a rare honor in Texas politics.
The Longview Our Little Miss pageant is scheduled for Saturday February 20 at Longview High School Auditorium. The event invites area contestants and will be hosted at the school venue.
Gladewater Jaycees President John Paul Tallent David Holcombe and Barker Hale spoke to the Lions Club on the Junior Chamber of Commerce work and community service over the years. Tallent outlined community projects Hale discussed Jaycee awards and Holcombe noted qualifications and eligibility. Tallent, named last week, received the annual DSA and Silver Key awards. All three are active members.
A column reflects on daily thinking habits and insomnia with a sponsor note from the Golden Light Chapter of the American Business Women's Association in Longview. It includes local pageant details for Our Little Miss Longview with age divisions, entry deadline February 10, and a $20 entry fee, plus contact information for organizer Frances Rosette.
A library roundup reviews Ramsey Clark on crime and social reform, David Frosts interview compendium The Americans, Elizabeth Seiferts Doctor's Kingdom, and Ella Lef lands Mrs Munck a tale of haunting suspense set in Port Carquinez with a vengeful heroine and a feared boarder.
Ellis Campbell Jr IRS North Texas District Director says the 1969 Tax Reform Act broadens income averaging. Taxpayers with 1970 averagable income over 3000 and above 120 percent of four-year previous averages can use averaging. Long term capital gains now eligible for averaging.
The Ohio Republican floated a Senate replacement with a House of Lords consisting of stars and elites. Members would be chosen by columnists or newscasters and could not pass laws, but would judge and advise instead. He urged avowed presidential candidates include celebrities and Maine women and Massachusetts men.
A humorous critique lampoons Congress as a House of Losers with instant replays and a computer alarm for tax bills. It imagines Sen Edward Kennedy and John Lindsey in key roles while proposing absurd reforms and a Sabine River setting.
A visiting writer from Naa Sera gC in January 1971 commends Gladewater Texas for its Christmas decorations noting the town’s atmosphere beauty and cleanliness as superior to larger towns. The letter appears in the Gladewater City Newspaper.
The Gladewater Mirror lists home delivery and mail rates with pricing for Texas and outside Texas. It notes consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan and provides publishing details including editors and offices.
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