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Grand Saline Sun

Location

Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 2000

Page

7

Texas sales tax holiday exempts clothing under $100 Aug 4–6

Shoppers save on state and local taxes during the Texas tax holiday from August 4 to 6 with clothing and footwear under 100 dollars mostly exempt. Sunset Valley did not opt in, taxing 1.5 percent on qualifying items there. Athletics gear and certain accessories are excluded.

Sunset Valley Texas Carole Keeton Rylander Public Accounts

ATM safety tips from IBAT campaign watchful for late night use

A public service list from the Independent Bankers Association of Texas outlines ten safety steps for ATM users. It covers choosing well lit or indoor machines, avoiding obstructions, bringing a companion, preparing card and PIN, memorizing PIN, shielding keypad, locking car, keeping receipts, and reporting lost or stolen cards promptly to bank and police. It emphasizes prompt written follow up and that missing cards before use incur no liability for unauthorized withdrawals.

Pulse Eft Association

Texas Vets See USDA 2002 Aid Boost For Livestock Health

Texas officials welcomed USDA’s 2002 initiative to expand state grants and cooperative agreements, aiming to sustain animal health infrastructure as cattle brucellosis and tuberculosis eradication winds down. Dr. Terry Beals of TAHC and Dr. Alfonso Torres of USDA Veterinary Services spoke at the Corpus Christi NIAA meeting about maintaining resources to respond to emergencies and disasters affecting livestock.

Texas U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Terry Beals Texas Animal Health Commission TAHC States Livestock Health Regulatory Agency Alfonso Torres Corpus Christi National Institute For Animal Agriculture NIAA Torres

Texas Gardener contest and wildlife disease notes

The page discusses entry details for the Texas Gardener magazine contest including submission methods and prize announcements in the November-December 2000 issue. It also covers Dr. Torres noting rising wild hog populations in over 23 states carrying diseases like pseudorabies and swine brucellosis impacting eradication programs and potential risks to livestock and native species.

Texasgardener.com Texas Gardener Judging River Crossing Road Waco Texas Texas Gardener Magazine P.O. Box Dr. Torres Torres Yellowstone

Canton Farm Bureau Pageant Seeks Local Contestants

Pageant entries open at the Farm Bureau Office on highway 243 Canton for girls aged 16 to 19 by September 1 2000 who are single and daughters of Van Zandt County Farm Bureau members. District level limits two participations. County winner advances to district in August with an expense paid trip to Arlington and a 2000 scholarship. state runner-up receives 1500. Contact 903-567-4164 for forms.

Hwy. 243 Canton van Zandt County Farm Bureau Arlington College of Farm Bureau

Salt Box Plea for School Funding Boost Over Homestead Exemption

A reader argues that small districts with homestead exemptions deserve more state money than larger districts due to lower property values and less local tax income. They question whether local districts will receive funds from a recent development, noting officials were told the money is a one time allocation and not to be distributed until the end of the 2000 01 year. The writer expresses skepticism about state distribution.

House bill seeks limited death tax relief for farms

Durgin argues current taxes force farm and ranch families to sell land or equipment to cover Uncle Sam's death tax. The measure would keep stepped-up basis for $1.3 million, allow selection for larger estates, add $3 million in spousal transfers to total $4.3 million, and cut estate tax rates by 15 percent over 10 years, dropping bottom rate from 37 to 18 percent. Senate action and a presidential veto remain undecided.

Durgin Uncle Sam U. S. Senate Clinton

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