Selective Service Costs Money in Standby Role
In the volunteer era the Selective Service still spends money even when no one is being drafted. A $47 million standby draft budget faces Senate opposition as critics call the agency a bureaucratic dinosaur. Induction authority expired last June 30, yet about 1.9 million names are expected to be added to the draft list.
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Washington
Senate
Mark O. Hatfield
Congress
Anne
Youthful Pogo Expert Chasing World Record
Bailey Harris a 13 year old pogo prodigy from McCormick plans to break world pogo record after 11 623 jumps in 1 hour 47 minutes and a 30 minute downpour. He aims to beat 5 hours and more than 32 000 jumps though informed a better record exists. He also eyeing Gale Sayers football record and other feats.
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Vicki Thomas
Index Journal
Associated Press
McCormick, §.C
Bailey Harris
Bailey
Michelle
Carolyn Brice
Harris
Football Hall of Fame
Gale Sayers
IRS Called A Bully in Tax Fight with Longs
Philip Long a Bellevue real estate operator says the IRS uses arbitrary justice and threats to coerce compliance as he battles back taxes of 38144 over five years. He and his wife have spent near 20000 on FOIA cases, travel, and ads while awaiting a Tax Court ruling and alleging selective enforcement by districts. The Longs charge that IRS discretion and policy pressure drive assessments, while the IRS contends it must collect what is owed. they cite district disparities and claim the agency withholds information on its methods. Long, 57, has owned about 60 duplexes and drawn $600 monthly from his corporations, now reduced by IRS actions to $150 with denied deductions.
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Bellevue Wash
Pessarch Ia
Freedom of Information
Longs
IRS
Tax
U.S. District Court
Albany
N.Y
TRS
Long
Portuguese Leader Refuses To Yield
LISBON AP Premier Marcel Caetano replaces chief of staff Gen Francisco Costa e Gomes and deputy Gen Antonio de Spinola with a hawk Gen Joaqui de Luz Cunha as military commander in Angola. Spinola’s office is abolished. Armed forces kept in barracks amid tensions with younger officers.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Marcel Caetano
Francisco Costa E Gomes
Antonio de Spinola
Gomes
Joaqui de Luz Cunha
Angola
Mozambique
Portuguese Guinea
Spinola
Elderly Mayor Quits After Fighting Village Board
Maggy Conn known as Bobby Adams in the 1920s retires as mayor of Herrick Illinois at age 78 after nine years in office. She cites constant clashes with the new village board, plans to write a life book, and continue weekly newspaper work.
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Herrick, Ill
Maggy Conn
Ilinois
Maggy
Bobby Adams
Silver Slipper
New York
Panel Passes Soft Drink Tax Reduction Bill
RALEIGH Rep Dan Lilley introduces a bill to repeal privilege taxes on soft drink manufacturers producers bottlers and distributors and to halve taxes on certain vending machines The House Finances Committee approves the measure with no discussion and it moves to the House floor for consideration.
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Raleigh
House Finances Committee
Dan Lilley
D-Lenoir
Gerttae Beh Jenegag
Shaving as Solution for Facial Hair and Dental Concerns
Readers ask about facial hair removal and dental issues. A. E. J. seeks a practical method. Dr Thosteson recommends shaving or an electric razor for bearded ladies, noting no harm to skin and thumbs for arthritis. Also guidance on loose teeth advises dental evaluation for gum disease. acne treatment with long-term tetracycline is common but discussed with doctor.
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C. Thestesen
George C. Thestesen
Thestesen
Dr. Thesteson
Jaf
Legal Notice Summary of Bid Bond Issues in High Point
A legal notice notes a breach or concern about a certified check related to bids in High Point. It mentions the total amount, a five percent threshold, and references the city’s purchasing office and city manager. The document concerns home specifications and proposal terms and directs readers to obtain details from the Purchasing Office and Paul Clapp Mereid.
Multiple public notices and estate claims in High Point area
Public notices from Guilford County North Carolina announce claims against estates of Clarence M Prince Rose Mills Saunders and R Sowers due by September 9 1974 with executors and attorneys listed. Also a High Point Police storage auction of bicycles on March 30 1974 and a city council street closing hearing notices Archdale preliminary street improvement resolution and Archdale Longview Drive project with a March 34 1974 hearing.
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High Point Fellow
N A.m
High Point
Hamilton St
North Carolina
Guilford County
Clarence M. Prince
Parsons
Firs
Sbid
Ediths
Prince Executrix Morgan, Byerly, Post & Hearing Attorneys At Law Law
East Green Drive
Rose Mills
Arthur M. Utley
Stanley Stewart Saunders
Tea Rose Mills Saunders — Roberson, Haworth & Reese
HIG
Wzdoh
NorTh, North Carolina
R . Sowers
Heath
Lyda P. Lowers
Executrix Morgan, Byerly, Post & Hearing Attorneys At Law Law Bulding
O. E. Kearns
G. 4. Kearns
Office of the Register of Deeds
Catherine W. Harrington
Archdale
Frey
Longview Drive
Lunar Drive
City of
Archdale City Hall
South Main Street
Henry J. York
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