Co-Op Tax Dodge Stirs Congressional Scrutiny
LA SAYS co-operative farming groups with no income tax tilt the playing field. Ten thousand co-ops gross over 13 billion dollars. profits taxed at under six percent versus corporate rates around 52 percent. Critics warn tax exemptions fuel expansion and shift tax burden to others. J A C LA Collins Sr notes column opinion.
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Mexico Demands Script Changes For The Magnificent Seven
Mexico City government says parts of the script portray Mexicans negatively and demand changes before permitting filming. In Tampa, Fire Station No. 1, once housing horse-drawn wagons, goes up for sale as city plans a new downtown fire station.
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Air Base Sells for 4.7 Million
The Santa Ana Air Base parcel between Newport Boulevard and Fairview Road, totaling 1260 acres in Coste Mesa, sold for 4.75 million dollars to Macco Construction Co after a bidding process led by the General Services Administration. The $19 000 per acre purchase closes the largest land deal in Orange County history with construction plans for residential sections pending approval in Washington.
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Heart Failure Kills Ex Cancer Patient in Alabama
Ed. Reid, a former cancer patient and UPI lecturer for the American Cancer Society, died Wednesday night of heart failure after a bathtub accident at his Andalusia home. He fell, struck his head, and suffered burns and shock when hot water filled the tub.
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Independent Publication Notice From Long Beach Area
A historical notice reference shows an independent publication at Long Beach near Pine Avenue with an entry dated March 2, 1843 and a legal adjudication by the Los Angeles County Superior Court on October 6, 1841. It lists a monthly delivery estimate of 24 dollars and mentions a decres number C-10280.
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Brown nominates Haber to Sister Small Craft Harbors Commission
Gov. Edmund G. Brown named Louis L. Haber of Santa Cruz to a four year term on the Sister Small Craft Harbors Commission. Haber would succeed Cruz, whose term has expired. Santa Cruz native Haber is slated to join the Harbors Commission as a public service appointee.
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