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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1973

Page

6

IRS Policy Worries Cattlemen

Dallas AP reports cattle feeders fear IRS proposed to disallow pre paid feed as a business deduction. If feed is paid in one year but used next year the deduction would be in 1971, not 1970, risking higher beef costs and tighter capital for Texas cattle production.

Dallas, Tex Internal Revenue Service IRS Cattle Feeders Tax Committee American National Cattlemen’s Association National Livestock Tax Committee National Office Dallas Western Beef Cattle Fund, Inc Amarillo H.C Guymon Okla Treasury Department House Ways and Means Committee Congress Hitch Charles §. Ball Texas Cattle Feeders Association Texas Equity Ball

Wescoe to Take Part In Moore Ceremony at KU

Former Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe will attend the September 29 dedication of Raymond C. Moore Hall, home to the Kansas Geological Survey. A symposium on national energy policy is set for September 28 with speaker John Emerson of Chase Manhattan Bank. Wescoe left KU in 1969 to join Sterling Drug.

Wescoe Moore Kansas University W. Clarke Wescoe Raymond C. Moore The Kansas Geological Survey John Emerson Chase Manhattan Bank New York City Sterling Drug Co

Assassination Plot Spurs 42 Executions in Syria

Syrian secret police executed 42 army officers after an abortive attempt to assassinate President Hafez Assad in Damascus. Diplomats say about 60 officers disappeared following arrests by the secret police led by Col Rifaat Assad. The ambush occurred July 12 during a northern Syria tour.

Damascus Syria Hafez Assad Secret Assad Col Rifaat Assad

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