Taxpayers Confer Action Backed by Mills and Proxmire
Scott executive secretary of the Taxpayers Federation notes the National Taxpayers Conference commends U S Representative Wilbur Mills and Senator William Proxmire for measures H R 10520 and 8 2032. The group urges program evaluation and spending ceilings to curb federal debt and promote state local controls and research.
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Maurice Scott
Taxpayers’ Federation of
Tmllinois
National Taxpayers Conference
U. S
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
House
U.S
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Joint Economic Committee
Scott
Washington, D. C
Contested Meat Inspection Law Sparks Federal vs State Clash
Conflicting reports trigger debate over a federal meat inspection law. State officials challenge inspector findings as possibly misleading while alleging pressure tactics and unlawful entry into plants. The Nation al Observer notes officials compile documents to counter federal claims. The case highlights tensions between federal authority and states rights.
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Harish
Johnson
The
National Observer
Congress
Kangas
Food and Drug
Florida
Zion Emmanuel Churches Mar schedule announced
Zion and Emmanuel churches list upcoming services and events for March. Zion notes Sunday school 9 30 a m led by W Tingley, prayer 10 30 a m with Verna Finkbiner, evening 7 p m. prayer meetings Tue 7 p m with Ralph Hawker, Thu 7 30 p m Faith Circle at Lynn Miller. Emmanuel lists morning worship 10 30 a m, Wed 7 30 p m prayer, Thu 1 30 p m Ladies Aid, and youth activities.
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Zion
Wm. Tingley
Verna Finkbiner
Ralph Hawker
Lynn Miller
Emmanuel
Lowell Kance
Wilma Eliott
Betty Kumce
Emmanuel Ladies Aid
Church Schedule Highlights Events at Two Local Congregations
First Methodist Church lists March activities including Sunday worship at 10:80 and mission study at 7:30 with WSCS guests March 11. Marshall Baptist Church offers Bible study at 9:30, worship at 10:40, a sermon on The Sin of Blaming Someone Else, and evening worship at 7:30 with prayer and praise Wednesday.
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WSCS
Susanna Wesleyan Circle
Friendly Cass
Tom's
MYF
WKZI
Casey
Training Union
Christian Science Church Sunday Lesson Sermon
The Sunday lesson sermon centers on the Bible text from Haggan cited as Be strong all ye people and work for I am with you The church holds services Sunday at 1030 a m with Sunday school and a Wednesday 745 p m testimony meeting
Teens eat wisely if snacks fit daily needs
Dr Ruth M Leverton of the Agricultural Research Service rejects the view that American teens have poor diets. She notes data gaps in teen requirements, cautions about late-day eating, and urges adults to ensure wholesome, accessible meals at home and school while allowing snacking that supports overall nutrition.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ruth M. Leverton
The
Agricultural Research Service
Leverton
National Research Council
Garment Labels Best Guide to Care
Wide fabric variety requires relying on labels for care. Create a file system for garment care instructions and store hang tags. Note purchase details and wear quality to simplify returns and future care. Pin fabric swatches to notes for homemade items and file by your chosen system.
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Garment Labels
Law expands use of deadly force in home defense
Illinois law now allows deadly force to defend a dwelling if there is a belief that a felony could be prevented and the entry is violent or there is an attack on inhabitants. The statute emphasizes discretion and restraint, urging only moderate force if sufficient.
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Illinois State Bar Association
Illinois tightens cruel animal law and dog poisoning rules
Illinois preserves existing cruelty statutes while adding a 1986 provision banning poisoning dogs with two exceptions. Permitted poison for controlling diseases requires a written permit from the Department of Agriculture. Violators face fines up to 1000 dollars or up to 60 days in county jail, with harsher penalties for second offenses. The sheep killing dog law remains unamended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm Krausz
Illinois
Tlinois Department of Agriculture
General Assembly
Public sale warns of obscenity and wage law clash
A 1968 editorial laments minimum wage hikes harming Goodwill Industries and the unemployed. It argues obscenity fuels sex crimes, urges stronger laws and public moral action, and ties economic policy to nonprofit hiring limits amid real estate and estate sale notices in Illinois.
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Goodwill Industries
Goodwill
Iin
Sto
Amerca
Homemakers Warn Against Heating Egg Whites in Plastic
A university home economics expert warns that heating egg whites in a plastic bowl can trap oily residues in porous surfaces, causing the foam to collapse and the cake to lose volume.
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University of Wyormit
Card of Thanks for John Meloy and Family
We offer our sincere thanks to each one who assisted us during the illness and after the death of our beloved husband and father and brother John Meloy Mrs John Meloy and family Mr and Mrs Jesse Beachout and family Mr and Mrs Emmett Meloy
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John Meloy
Jesse Beachout
Emmett Meloy
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