Tax reform is aim of Sen Harris crusade
Oklahoma senator Fred Harris launches the People’s Campaign for Tax Action to push radical changes in the tax system from outside government. He argues current taxes feel unfair, urging repeals of liberal depreciation rules and new measures to fund relief for lower-income earners, plus a Tax Action Day and hearings.
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D-La
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
GOP
Plans to Combine Education Programs Into Grant
Senator Claiborne Pell says Nixon's proposal to merge core federal education aid into one revenue sharing grant has little chance of passage before the new fiscal year. He notes quick hearings will follow, but strong opposition exists. If enacted after July 1, districts could face funding uncertainty as current categorical programs end.
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Stray bullets wound two girls in Belfast
Stray bullets fired by terrorists wounded two 9 year old girls in the Springfield Road area of Belfast. Minor injuries reported. In the same weekend two IRA members Leo Hanlon 23 and Vivienne Fitzsimmons 17 were killed when a bomb they were making exploded 30 miles south of Belfast. Militant Protestants reacted to British troop crackdowns and some Protestant leaders went underground after arrests.
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Mrs Pauline Brice Rites Held in Siloam Springs
Pauline Armendia Brice 48 of Siloam Springs died February 10 in a local hospital. Born March 20, 1924 in Leola Arkansas she was a Baptist and member of Beta Sigma Pi Kansas City MO. Survived by husband Ret. Col. Kenneth B. Brice three sons Michael Brice Fort Bragg NC Robert W. Brice Searcy W. David Brice Hope home four sisters and parents. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church Siloam Springs with Dr Bill Bruster officiating. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery Wasson Funeral Home in charge.
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Little Rock
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Smackover
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Oakhill
Wasson Funeral Home
Local Resident Ben McCauley Dies at 64 in DeQuincy
Ben McCauley 64 longtime Hempstead county native residing in DeQuincy Louisiana for 25 years died January 29. Burial was January 31 at Perkins Cemetery with services at Snider Funeral Home. Survived by wife a daughter Patsy Jones Lakes Charles and two grandchildren. He was a heavy equipment operator and left the county in 1948. He belonged to DeQuincy Baptist Church.
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Nixon cuts Ozarks Commission funding in bid to trim federal aid
Washington AP reports cuts to Ozarks Regional Commission as part of a broader reduction affecting all but one regional body. The Ozarks commission, serving Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana, faced scrutiny over contracts and bidding practices, including a $214,669 human resources model program contract awarded without apparent competitive bidding. Stewart defends decisions citing unique expertise and a push since 1968 to expand vocational technical schooling, noting nearly 40 percent of funds poured into construction and 44 schools built or aided.
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South Carolina
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Arkansas state forecast and 24 hour weather report
Experiment station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday notes a high of 51 and a low of 22 with occasional rain and a few thundershowers tonight. Forecast continues cool and mostly cloudy with rain ending Tuesday. tonight lows near the mid 40s and Tuesday highs from the mid 40s to mid 50s.
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