Hearing Set Friday on Bill To Stimulate Gold Mining
Washington AP report says a bill to stimulate domestic gold mining may have a Friday hearing if Cabinet members attend. The Kennedy administration opposes the measure, risking a canceled hearing. The proposal keeps the government price at 33 dollars per ounce but offers incentive payments of 35 dollars per ounce to miners. A Senate interior subcommittee held several hearings earlier.
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Gold subsidy bill sparks heated Senate hearing clash
Senate Interior subcommittee debates a five year subsidy to revive domestic gold mining. Proponents say it would bolster a shrinking gold supply while opponents warn it would drain reserves and distort markets. Testimony from Cabinet members and lawmakers is scheduled, delay cited over attendance.
Kuhlman and Sauer Buy Barber Shop in Greely Building
Lea Kuhlman and Ray Sauer have acquired the former Jackson and Clark Barber Shop at 94th Ave, moving from the condemned B02nd Ave lobby of the Greeley Building. Gary Royle joins them. they plan gradual modernization and expanded space. In Amman, the US and Jordan sign aid totaling 745000 dollars for irrigation and water projects.
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