Advertising tax charged as discriminatory by press group
The Joint Finance Committee heard that a proposed 3 percent tax on advertising receipts for newspapers radio and TV would discriminate against them since other North Carolina businesses pay no gross receipts tax. William E E Horner of the North Carolina Press Association said the levy targets a service rather than a commodity and would hit small papers hard.
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Spot That School Bus Spot That School Bus
Connecticut Motor Vehicles Commissioner Charles F. Kelley calls for school buses to be painted yellow and clearly identified to help motorists spot them. He notes a mix of vehicles used as school buses often confuses drivers and reduces safety.
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Delayed Reaction at City Station Ends in Cash Loss
Morris and station attendants noted a missing cash register during a joke that turned real. Police traced the thieves who had already fled miles away with the register and about 30 dollars before the case was cleared.
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