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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
2
A columnist argues for closing Watergate to focus on urgent issues like inflation, deficits, and the energy crisis. He notes vast government paperwork costs to both government and small business and ridicules a cabbage price order as excessive. He quips about electing a president who can't write.
A letter from a rural voice discusses a church circle receiving new Bibles printed in modern words. He jokes that the message remains old while wording changes, mocks government spending, inflation, and debt, and cites Alaska's independence talk and gold standard ideas as reflections on national policy. The writer laments low voter turnout yet preserves a folksy tone.
This column answers common federal tax questions. It explains deducting auto collision losses as a casualty loss if itemizing, noting the $100 floor, and mentions Form 1040X for amending returns with tax-year details. It cites IRS Publication 547 and access to forms. Bees release scent to guide foraging bees, per National Geographic Society.
Rail road Commission Chairman Jim Langdon warns oil and gas use outpacing discovery as 100 percent July allowable holds. He cites Texas demand 400000 barrels daily above supply while 105 million barrels are consumed monthly.
Luci Johnson Nugent of Austin becomes Chairwoman of the 1973 74 Texas American Heart Association Campaign for a second year. She plans statewide visits with local volunteers, aims for $2 million and 176 campaigns with 100000 volunteers during Heart Month in February.
Nugent received an honor Friday night in Dallas during the 38th Annual Assembly of the American Heart Association Texas Affiliate Inc. The event celebrated leaders in cardiovascular health and related research.
Locals from Friday through Sunday in Wichita Falls attended the Goolsby family reunion. Attendees included Annie Rucker, Seyne Prestidge, Tommy Wade and daughter, Sharon Iley and boys, Sue Chelette and boys of Grand Saline, Eppie Moon, Dale Smith, Larry Smith and boys of Dallas. They visited Aunt Eula Briggs, recently ill but improved. Quote on rest after hard work closes the note.
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