Stock Market Tax Plan Draws Mixed Early Response
The Dow Jones average edged up to 675.87 at noon as Treasury briefed on Kennedy tax cuts. Dealers noted mixed action across sectors with industrials up modestly and utilities down, while the stock market priced in potential changes to tax treatments for certain incomes and rising interest in the caravan travel agenda.
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No Need Of Tax Hike Seen Amid Deep Freeze
Academy students in the Midwest faced subzero blasts as arctic air swept through the region. Temperatures plunged to near 4 degrees below zero in northern Wisconsin, with Wisconsin and Minnesota hit hardest. The cold belt extended into eastern Montana, northern Illinois and Indiana, lower Michigan, and as far south as Texas and Florida reported some relief. The surge of icy air moved from Canada into the Midwest then toward the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes, with colder weather into western New York and western Pennsylvania.
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Dismissal of Removal Action Cited in Austin Case
The court heard arguments on Monday as the dismissal motion of the removal action against Austin proceeded. In a mixed docket, cases covered contempt citations, tax debates, and debates on budget needs, with several references to Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Missouri matters, and a focus on local legal and civic actions.
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Austin
Archie Taylor
Record Cold Snap and Legal Debate Across Cities
Minneapolis faced a record cold as readings hit 24 below and a judge removal debate surfaced with retroactive interpretation possible. Chicago reported its coldest day of the season at 11 below, Milwaukee at 16 below, while southern crops suffered millions in losses from cold. A Buffalo snowstorm dumped 19 inches as northern New York saw heavy flakes and snow across eastern regions.
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Citizens' Participation Called Vital at Renewal Conference
A statewide urban renewal conference in Chapel Hill featured William L. Slayton, commissioner of the Urban Renewal Administration, who urged broad citizen involvement as essential to renewal success. He said participation affects living habits, traffic, shopping, jobs, education, investment and recreation across thousands of lives. The event, sponsored by UNC Institute of Government and City and Regional Planning, gathered planning experts from government and private industry.
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Pathfinder Club
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Christian Recreation
University of North Carolina
Institute of Government and City
SPA Okays Expansion of Port Morehead City
The State Ports Authority approved a $2.6 million expansion of the Morehead City port adding 1,075 feet of new docks and a 95,000 square foot warehouse. The agency seeks a federal grant for half the cost and also approved in principle a $532,000 harbor fee plan for small boats at Southport, tentatively preapproved.
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State Ports Authority
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