Senator Bentsen on Cutting Federal Regulation and Its Costs
Senator Lloyd Bentsen argues government overregulation harms consumers and raises living costs. He cites a $102 billion annual impact, outlines six bills to cut red tape, and recalls reforms from hearings by the Joint Economic Committee. He aims to reduce regulation 25 percent over five years and to streamline overlapping federal rules.
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Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Joint Economic Committee
Washington University
St. Louis
JEC
Congress
Senate
General Accounting Office
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
CETA
Land of the Free
Louis D. Brandeis
Opposition to IRS plan to end tax exemptions for private schools
Congressmen Philip M. Crane and ACU leaders mobilize against IRS proposed loss of tax exemption for private and religious schools that do not use racial quotas. They warn the measure threatens freedom to educate, expands government power, and demands quotas based on race. They urge public hearings and citizen turnout in defense of choice and merit.
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Internal Revenue Service
American Conservative Union
Robert Billings
National Christian Action Coalition
ACU
IRS
Congress
Ways and Means
Geodesic dome concept and local school sports update
R Buckminster Fuller inspires note on the geodesic dome while local sports recap highlights Bobkatz 96 38 win over Austwell Tivoli with Kenneth Neskora scoring 42. Kittens open season against Dime Box Nov 7 and Jr High teams beat Fayetteville Jr High. Community chatter includes school social news and senior year signoff.
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Bobkatz
Kittens
Austwell- Tivoli
Kenneth Neskora
Dime Box
Praha Happenings and Memorial Attendance Reported
Sunday night rainfall measured 2.60 inches in Praha. A large crowd attended a memorial service at St Mary's Catholic Cemetery on Sunday, November 5. Updates note Mrs Adolph Jasek underwent surgery at Shiner Hospital and is recovering at home. Various personal visits and weekend gatherings are listed, including families from Houston Austin and Austin area relatives visiting Praha residents.
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St. Mary’s Catholic
Praha
Adolph Jasek
Shiner Hospital
Congress to decide on measure limiting free choice
The text notes that Congress will determine if the proposal should be halted, aiming to end what is described as an infringement on free choice. The American Conservative Union is cited with address details in Washington, D.C.
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Ings
American Conservative Union
Penn. Ave
S.E
Washington, D.C
Supplemental Security Conviction in SSI Fraud Case
Bruce Tyler announced an SSI fraud conviction in the Southwest Region. Mary O. Perry of Kenton Oklahoma pleaded guilty in Muskogee district court to making false statements about employment and wages to qualify for SSI benefits. She received two years supervised probation, with possible penalties of up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Bruce Tyler
Victoria Social Security Office
Tyler
Mary O. Perry
Kenton
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Social Security Administration
Perry
Silver for first dimes minted from Washington silver
The earliest dimes were funded by George Washington using silverware from his own household, an act tied to the initial coin production and the founding era.
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George Washington
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