Tax Cuts Move Through House Committee On Nixon Plan
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a revised tax package favoring business relief and broader individual relief. It cuts $4.9 billion in business taxes and adds $3.4 billion for individuals over three years, with a 7 percent investment credit for equipment and repeals of 7 and 10 percent excise taxes on autos and light trucks. Personal exemptions rise and low income relief expands, affecting an estimated 25 million filers by 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Youth Center Hosts Busy Weekend With 385 Attendees
Mexico Youth Center drew 385 students for weekend activities led by director Ron Kent. Missouri State Campers Assn paid for a Comic Book Society of Columbia dance from 9:30 to 12:30. Funds exceed 360 dollars. stereo gear donated by the Mexico Jaycees was tried out after a Victory Party for the Mexico Bulldog win. The center operates 6:30 to 11:30 pm on Fridays and Saturdays for junior and senior high students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Ron Kent
Missouri State Campers Assn
Comic Book Society of Columbia
Kent
Mexico Bulldog
Hellos Crusaders
Mexico Jaycees
Ithe
Doebelin Welcomes First Child Travis William Doebelin
Mr and Mrs Curtis William Doebelin of Rush Hill celebrate the birth of their son Travis William Doebelin born September 20 at Audrain Medical Center. The baby weighs pounds 5 ounces. Grandparents are William F Doebelin Jr and Frank Enko, great grandparents include Clifford Peery Sophie Doebelin and Iva Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis William Doebelin
Rush Hill
Audrain Medical Center
Travis William Doebelin
Doebelin
William F’. Doebelin Jr
Frank Enko
Farlington
Kan
Clifford Peery
Martinsburg
Sophie Doebelin
Laddonia
Iva Hill
Mexico Evening School Offers First Aid Standard Course
Enrollment begins Monday at Mexico High School for the First Aid Standard Course among 23 classes. Six two hour sessions cover basic first aid theory and skills, including emergencies, wounds, shock, CPR, poisoning, injuries, burns, heat and cold effects, and victim transportation. Completion earns the American Red Cross Standard First Aid Card. Books cost up to $2.00. no tuition. Age 14 plus ninth grade completion. Pre requisites Advanced First Aid. Instructors: Mrs. Barbara Davis and Mrs. Jann Higgins.
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Mexico Evening School
Mexico High School
American Red Cross
Barbara Davis
Jann Higgins
Medina acquitted at My Lai leaves Army life behind
Instant News reports Captain Ernest L. Medina, cleared of murder, involuntary manslaughter and assault at My Lai, says he bears no bitterness toward the Army but will leave service. Lt. William L. Calley Jr. remains the only American convicted of atrocities linked to My Lai. Concurrent items note U.N. debates on Nationalist Ching and ongoing Vietnam air raids. Hugo Black remains in serious condition after a stroke. he retired from the Supreme Court after 34 years.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest L. Medina
My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
Medina
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Ching
General Assembly
U.S
Mvrghington (Ap
Paul Man
Dillon
Sean
Nixon
Saigon
North Vietnam
Panhandle
U.S. Command
Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Black
High Court
Six European sales group tours Missouri for first Green Sales School
Six European managers and sales staff from A. P. Green Refractories toured Missouri under the company’s first European Sales School. They studied English language instruction and technical topics on refractories, heat transfer and reducing atmospheres while visiting the plant, St Louis Gateway Arch, and Kansas City. They praised Americans, noted bigger steaks and faster ice, and said they would return home with improved English and impressions of US life.
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Ron Holbrook
Walter
America
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Europe
Mexico
Green Company
States
James D. Carter
Missouri
Ferdinando Bergoglio
Turin
Italy
U.S
Kansas City
St. Louis
England
British Broadcasting System
St. Louis Arch
Japan
Portugal
Grant
Shelbina Team Sets Pull Record in Michigan Fair
Harold Gilbert of Shelbina Missouri fields a two horse team that set a national lightweight pulling record at the St Joseph County Fair in Centreville Michigan. The pair pulled a 3725 pound lead 31 feet 4 inches on Tuesday in the event.
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Centreville, Mich
Harold Gilbert
Shelbina
St. Joseph County Fair
Boarding Homes Face Investigation Board seeks safe care for 1451 residents
Dr. Herbert R. Domke Missouri health director launched an inquiry into whether more than 3000 Missourians in boarding homes receive safe care. A survey committee will study licensing needs amid 528 unlicensed facilities found outside cities, housing 1451 bed ridden residents.
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Columbia, Mo
Herbert R. Domke
Missouri Nursing Home Advisory Council
Norman Begeman
St. Louis
Howard Hoffa
Stover
Don Hemme
Concordia Nursing Home
Missouri Nursing Home Association
Columbia
Demke
Missouri
Domke
Caruthersville
Union Official Attacks Freeze at IWA Meeting
AFL-CIO secretary treasurer Lane Kirland told IWA delegates in Kansas City that labor will not support the wage price freeze, calling it part of Nixon's welfare program for business. He said sacrifices fall on workers while benefits go to management, as IWA delegates from the U.S. and Canada held a four day meeting. In 1971, he charged, the administration and corporate backers orchestrate a monumental injustice on Americans.
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Vietnam
Luigi Caire
Geneva
Italy
Leslie Grant
England
Sheffield
Oxford
Cambridge
Kansas City
Nixon
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirland
International Woodworkers of America
IWA
U.S
Canada
Audrain County Judges And Clerks Named For Election
Audrain County has named election judges and clerks for the October 5 constitutional amendments election. County Clerk Glenn M. Barnes lists two judges and two clerks per precinct, naming numerous individuals across multiple precincts and towns. The report ends with an unrelated note about Mrs Elsie Twellman making beet pickles yielding two quarts and a pint.
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Audrain
Cou
Glenn M. Barnes
Vandalia
Raymond Asbury
Arnold Rutherford
Mabel Goodpasture
Ann Kohl
Farber
James F. Goodin
Francis Hoffmeyer
Howard Brandon
Viola Maskey
Laddonia
Charles Glass
Charles Garman
Gladys Middleton
Janice Strode
Rush Hill
Joe Becker
Elmer Johnson
Lawrence ‘Thomas
Mika Bertha Allen
Martinsburg
Cletus Delmeke
Oscer
Schrader
Ed Farnen
Bertha Gieseker
South Fork
Marion Hellyer
Robert Napier
Harrison
Martin Sr
Hugo Doerge
Charles Rahmeyer
Thompson
Bob Conley
David Meyer
Nolan Wilson
Ralph’ Kable? Burnham
Linwood Martin
C. Armentrout
Lewis Tanner
Clauge Elder
Troy
Elsie ‘Twellman
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A. P. Green
Carter
Peter Winkler
Switzerland
Taly
Gilbert Leduc
France
Luigi Cairo
Andre Moessner
Embrach
A.P. Green
Paris
Vitry Sur Seine
Vate
Carter Cavalier
Carter School
Kentucky
Leo
Westlake
Young Atau
Gpricia
Showtime
Carol Reed
Anthony Quinn
Liberty
AWC
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