Tax Exemption Guidance for Disabled Vets and Widows Issued
Arkansas Veterans Service Director Tom Miller cites Attorney General opinion 75-69 clarifying tax exemptions for 100 percent disabled veterans under Act 196 and survivors and dependents under Act 319. The text urges eligible veterans to obtain certification letters via VA Form 23-22 and submit to the Veterans Service Office to secure exemption through the local tax collector.
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Tom Miller
Arkansas Veterans Service Office
Jim Guy Tucker
Arkansas
General Assembly
Veterans Service
Federal Building
W. Capitol
Little Rock
Veterans Administration
Raymond Jones
Veterans Service Officer
Hope
Hempstead County
Federal State Livestock Market News Hope Thursday Sale
Cattle receipts estimated 1449 this week versus 1505 last week with no trend data due to last week’s reporting gap. Utility and Commercial slaughter cows 16.50-19.40, high dressing 20.30-21.80, cutters 14.00-16.70, canners 10.30-13.90. Slaughter bulls 970-1475 lbs 20.90-23.50. Feeder steers 300-450 lbs 25.00-28.75, 450-650 lbs 28.00-31.00, some 32.00. good and choice bulls 300-550 lbs 22.00-26.50, 550-650 lbs 25.00-28.75. Standard 300-500 lbs 18.00-21.50. Feeder heifers 300-560 lbs 21.00-24.00, some 550-675 lbs for slaughter 24.50-25.50. good 300-500 lbs 18.00-21.00. Replacement cows 4-7 yrs 560-990 lbs 17.10-19.50, 2-3 yrs some 21.00. Cow-calf pairs: choice 3-7 yr cows with 50-150 lb calves 150.00-217.00 per pair. good 110.00-142.50 per pair. In Connecticut, shoreline raids by the British during the Revolution caused no major land battles. Connecticut supplied 9,000 militia and 31,030 Continental Army troops. Purple Hearts awarded by George Washington went to Connecticut men according to World Almanac.
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Connecticut
World Almanac
George Washington
Pine Bluff seeks temp firemen amid strike
Pine Bluff Civil Service Commission reviewed about 35 applications, 15 received that day, to hire temporary replacements as 62 union firemen strike. Gov Pryor sent 30 National Guardsmen to run the six stations, with Fire Chief Ray Jacks ordered to discharge noncompliant workers.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
Pine Bluff
Boas
Ray Jacks
The
Arkansas Municipal League
Arkansas Fire Department
Jacks
David Pryor
National
Grady May
Hope High School Reunions Planned by Year Groups
Time and places of reunions told. Graduates from Hope High School for 1912 through 1929 meet at Holiday Inn on Hwy 4 and I-30. 1930 to 1949 gather at Perry's Restaurant Perrytown. 1950 to 1959 meet at Town and County Restaurant 3rd and Shower. 1960 to 1975 attend Trade Winds on Hwy 29 and 130. Cost is $1.50 for all reunions. open to all who wish to reconnect.
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Hope High School
HHS
Holiday Inn
Perry’s
Perrytown
Hope
New Refrigeration and Heating Course Planned at Red River Vo-Tech
A 32 week training course in refrigeration and heating mechanics will start September 8 at Red River Vo-Tech School in Hope. Applicants must be sent to the class by the Employment Security Division offices in Camden El Dorado Magnolia Hope and DeQueen. Interested individuals should visit their local Employment Security Division office to be referred for training per J W Rowe director of Red River Vo Tech. The program is sponsored by the Southwest Arkansas Camps Board Employment Security Division and the Education Department.
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Red River
Vo-Tech School
Hope
Employment Security Division
Camden
el Dorado
Magnolia
Hope and
DeQueen
J. W. Rowe
Red River Vo-Tech School
Southwest Arkansas Camps Board
Education Department
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Continental Congress
America
World Almanac Notes
Delores Taylor
Tom Laughlin
Evalachi
Harry Novak
Bobby Stevens
Tommy Raft
Steve Edwards
Marti
Sugar
Dixie Drive-in Theatre
Lindsay Bloom
Joe Higgins
Raymond
Sid Melton Eee
Oward Discount Center
NY 4
Mossberg
Howard
Sporting Goods
Howard‘s
Remington
Winchester
Constact ‘Amit
Marlin
Maverrick
AZGA
Roward
Thermos
Federal
State Livestock Market
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