Notice of Sale of School Bonds by Blevins District No 2
Blevins School District No 2 of Hempstead County Arkansas will sell 130000 Construction School Bonds dated May 1 1970 with semiannual interest payments starting Feb 1 1971. Bonds are general obligations secured by full faith and credit of the district and building fund taxes with conversion and call provisions and a bid deadline of April 21 1979.
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Blevins
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Aed
Smith, Williams, Friday & Bowen
Bond Counsel
Lite Rock
T.J. Raney & Sons
Commissioner of Education
State of
Superintendent of Schools
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
TJ. Raney & Sons
Little Rock
James Thurman
Loy P. Rogers
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The remarks contrast youth awareness with hollow political phrases. Abraham Ribicoff criticizes phony clichés while George S. McGovern condemns a major military action abroad without citizen or congressional knowledge.
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Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Congress
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George S. McGovern
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IRS Tax Help Q A From The Reader’s Desk
A reader Q and A style summary explains casualty loss deductibility, missing W-2 handling, and IRS payment accuracy. It covers filing choices for dependents in wartime, responsibility for return accuracy, cost basis handling, and deductions for vehicle fees and retirement credits. Guidance directs contacting a local IRS office for further help.
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Self-assessment Proposed as Alternative Tax Method
Arkansas revenue officials propose self-assessment for Arkansans as an option to the current personal property tax system. The plan is among four evaluation options reviewed by assessors, part of reforms to the 1967 staggered license and assessment rules. The district seeks to ease January congestion while ensuring timely tax payment before license issuance.
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Robert Shaw
Little Rock
State Revenue Department
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Revenue Commissioner Bob Scott defends a year long license system and four proposed changes to ease licensing. Assessors push for a four to six month period and question proof of assessment. Proposals include notice mailings, assessment forms, and one method basing taxes on car value for billing at registration.
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Uder
Bob Scott
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Barbs by Phil Pastoret jokes on aging and money
The columnist riffs as an old-timer, recalling tired days and wordplay. He jokes that drag to work meant fatigue, clarifies misread phrases like barbershop and clip joint, and quips that today’s money stretches only with rubber bands.
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