Tax bill faces criticism as Senate committee reviews
In Austin the Senate State Affairs Committee heard further criticism of a House passed 492.5 million tax bill during a brief session. Witnesses argued the stock transaction tax would raise far less than projected and burden small investors. Hotel occupancy tax plans also drew opposition as debates on state taxes continued. At birth opossums are tiny, with about 20 fitting into a teaspoon.
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HEW Sets Rules to Curb Medicaid Fraud in 1960s Push
HEW announced regulations to prevent fraud by Medicaid service providers. States must spot check welfare-to-provider payments, file annual IRS returns with provider details, and attach fraud notices on claims. Federal prosecution now possible. provider anonymity protected by coding. Most rules take effect immediately, with form notices due in 120 days.
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Everglades Rainmaking Test Aims To Save South Florida Wildlife
In Florida the Everglades face a drought and fires that scorched 82,000 acres as rainmaking may begin next week. NOAA would seed clouds north of Lake Okeechobee starting April 1 if conditions permit, while experts caution clouds are not guaranteed.
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Jerry Girvin
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William Woodley
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Planetarium Offers Sunday Shows At Moody Planetarium
A lecture demonstration titled Wreath For A Dying Star will be given at 3 p.m. Sunday in Moody Planetarium on the Texas Tech campus with Harold Anderson as guest lecturer. Additional shows run at 3 p.m. today and 2 p.m. Sunday. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students, with members of the West Texas Museum Association admitted free.
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Planetarium
Tech
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