States Banking On Revenue Gain
States count on expanding economy for extra revenue amid mixed tax changes. Federal tax cuts may lift investment and spending aiding state taxes, with some states automatically increasing income tax receipts and others raising withholding rates. Education, mental health, highways and aid envy the windfall while authorities stress spending on current needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Treasury Department
Leon Rothenberg
The
Federation of Tax Administrators
Associated Press
Massachusetts
Oregon
Alabama
Minnesota
Commerce Clearing House, Inc
Rothenberg
Passman loses bid as foreign aid cuts clash with Dems
In Washington Rep Otto Passman faced a defeat in his own appropriation subcommittee after demanding a 514 million cut in a 3.5 billion foreign aid bill. Passman walked out and will temporarily step down as chairman to oppose the measure on the floor. The House also passed a ROTC expansion bill despite McNamara’s earlier proposal. State Dept dismissed a Soviet protest over Pan Am flights into West Berlin saying flights continue normally and the U S will hold the Soviet Union responsible for aircraft safety in the corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otto E. Passman
Louisiana Democrat
Passman
House
Robert S. McNamara
Rep
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
McNamara
Senate
State Department
Pan American Airways
West Berlin
Richard I. Phillips
U.S
Berlin
Death notices mix Texas senator and British peer brief
Earle B. Mayfield former U.S. senator from Texas died Tuesday after a sudden illness. Agnes Countees of Winchelsea and Nottingham widow of the 15th Earl died Monday at 53. Dr. S. Meigs Beyer 83, AMA 50-year Club president, died Tuesday from a heart attack at the annual convention in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Tex
Earle B. Mayfield
U.S
Texas
Mayfield
Tom Connally
London
Agnes
San Francisco
S. Meigs Beyer
American Medical Association
Association
Punxsutawney, Pa
Rogula Joins Webster City Methodist Church Staff
Judith Ann Rogula of Juda Iowa has begun duties as educational assistant at the Webster City Iowa Methodist church. A Mount Pleasant and Morningside College graduate she earned a double major in religion and sociology and served in church youth and education roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rogula
Judith Ann Rogula
Webster City
Rogula
Mount Pleasent
Morningside College
Sions City
Morningside
Iowa State Methodist Student Movement
Crescent Park
Sioux City
Methodist
Mrs Mickelson Succumbs in Auto Crash at Mt Horeb
Mrs Karl Amy Mickelson 70 of Mt Horeb Route 1 was found dead in her car after it struck a utility pole near Highways 78 north of Mt Horeb. Deputy Coroner said death due to heart attack before impact. not a traffic fatality. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Vermont Lutheran Church. burial in church cemetery.
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MT. Horeb
Karl
Amy) Mickelson
Route 1
Highways 78
Earnest Ferchland
Vermont Lutheran Church
Gesme
Donald
Horeb
John Christian
Gilman Mickelson
Stephen Carter
Black Earth
Lewis
Leonard Schlick
Cyrus
Knights of Columbus Benefit Set for July 26
Monroe Council Knights of Columbus will host its annual charity benefit at the Twining park Bandshell on Sunday July 26 with rain date Monday July 27 Funds raised support the Green County Children's Rehabilitation center founded at St Clare hospital about a year ago All proceeds go to the center and the Knights for the underprivileged and afflicted William Rieder Jr is general chairman with Eugene Osmond Tony Kuban Melvin Will among committee chairs including Frank Menehan E J Norton Dr John Usher Nathan Marti Robert H Rieder Kenneth R Schneider and Dr Frank C Stiles coordinator of the center Dr Stiles thanked the Knights for past cooperation and the center welcomes continued support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Knights of Columbus
Twining Park
Green County Children’s Rehabilitation Center
St. Clare Hospital
William Rieder Jr
Community program plans near completion this year
The article notes that plans for the entire program will be completed in the next few weeks with cooperation from Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. Barnard and the Monroe City Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe City
Proxmire Seeks 67 Million In Treasury Post Office Cut
Senator Proxmire proposes amendments to the treasury post office appropriation bill aiming to save 67 million dollars. He would drop nonessential items from the House figure, preserving only IRS compliance, Customs enforcement, and Budget Bureau functions, arguing these programs cost more than they deliver. He calls for about 16 million in cuts, including 12 million in Coast Guard funding and 3 million in postoffice transportation costs.
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Washington
Treasury-Post Office
Sen. Proxmire
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Internal Revenue Service
Customs Bureau
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Coast Guard
Welch becomes president of American Medical Association
Norman A. Welch of Boston assumed the AMA presidency on Tuesday succeeding Dr. Edward R. Annis of Miami Florida An intern ist.
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AMA San Francisco
Norman A. Welch
Boston
American Medical Association
Dr. Welch
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Fla
Mrs Hefty 67 Dies at Home in New Glarus
Mrs Olga Blum Hefty aged 67 died at 1 30 this morning at her New Glarus home after a long illness. She was born February 10 1897 in Washington Township and married March 6 1919 to Jacob B Hefty. They farmed the Hef ty homestead then retired to town in 1963. She was a member of the Swiss United Church of Christ. Surviving are her husband two daughters Mrs Harvey P Elmer of Monticello and Lorene at home a son Lawrence J on the home farm two sisters Mrs Jacob Heim and Mrs Edwin S Kennedy of Madison and two grandchildren. Burial will be in the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed cemetery. Services 1 30 p m Friday Zentner funeral home Rev Howard Beil of Belleville officiating in Reverend Linus J Wierwill's absence.
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New Glarus
Jacob B. Hefty
Hefty
Olga Blum
Jacob
Rosa Theiler Blum
Washington Township
Zentner Funeral Home
Howard Beil
Belleville
Linus J. Wierwill
A L Andrews Recognized at Holstein Twilight Meeting
A L Andrews the oldest purebred Holstein breeder in Wisconsin will turn 87 next month. He received special recognition at a Holstein Twilight meeting at the Andrews and Saalsaa Bros. farm near South Wayne, hosted by the Lafayette County Holstein Breeders Association. Cattle were judged in three classes with talks by Dr. Alan Smith on mastitis control and Verne Olson, national Holstein Friesian fieldman.
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South Wayne
A. L. Andrews
Wisconsin
A. L. Andrews and Saalsaa Bros
Lafayette County Holstein Breeders Association
Alan Smith
Verne Olson
Darlington School Board Candidacy Deadline Set
Deadline for filing candidacy papers for the Darlington district school board posts is Monday July 6. Election will be held Monday July 27. Board terms of E. W. Johnson president Orvin Siegen thaler and L. Lewis Burke expire. Papers filed with Elmer Virtue, district clerk.
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Darlington
Darlington District
E. W. Johnson
Orvin Siegenthaler
L. Lewis Burke
Elmer Virtue
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Iowa
Judith Rogula
Kcs
Proxmire
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Borneo
City Hall
South Side
Brennan
Oscar Mayer
Windsor
Sheboygan
Stonpenbach
Swift’s Premium
Strickler
Green County
Limburger and Brick
Monticello
Meadow
Wieners
Bacon
Dubuque
Lindsay
Joe Can
Shurfine
Nabisco
Shurfresh
Raggedy Ann
Dill
Ratoes
Lh. Bag
Dean
Holstein Breeders
Lafayette
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