Government Funding Grows as States Weigh Lotteries
Washington AP reports rising government costs push policymakers to seek new revenue. States consider legalized lotteries, sales taxes, or income taxes to fund expanding programs. New York and Nevada vote on lottery legalization with projections of hundreds of millions yearly. New Hampshire already operates a state lottery with substantial revenue. National lottery proposals linger in Congress since 1953, with Rep Paul Fino arguing for potential $10 billion annual take.
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Texas May Join War on Poverty in Johnson Drive
Texas moves toward joining President Johnson's war on poverty as officials acknowledge limited early progress. Texas has 688,000 families under 3,000 annually, more than New York and California in raw numbers, prompting uneasy debate on tackling poverty through new state programs led by Bill Crook and Walter Richter.
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Reliable person to service local outlets
A recruitment notice seeks a reliable individual to service multiple local outlets including supermarkets drug stores hardware stores and other retail adjacents. Qualifications include a few hours weekly a car reference and bank references for opening shipments with an investment range of 800 to 3400 dollars for 5 to 20 retail outlets. Mail responses to Belin Enterprises 2626 Mockingbird Dallas Texas 75235.
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Hope Ark Star: Congress Faces Heavy 90th Agenda
Washington AP reports the 90th Congress to convene with a heavy load including Social Security, unemployment compensation, Great Society programs, and possible tax increases. Democrats expect little Senate swing, while Republicans may gain 20 to 30 House seats, potentially ending the working majority.
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