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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1967
Page
4
A letter complains about a bill to fund annual government paid vacations for Congress members at taxpayers expense. The writer notes the IRS denying hobbyist deductions, condemns personal expense misuse, and urges fellow voters to oppose the spending. He asserts lawmakers already earn good salaries and mocks unchecked trips.
An editorial advocates ending backseat driving in favor of co-piloting to improve road safety. It cites Edwin S. Moore and AAA Foundation support, arguing passengers should warn drivers of danger, speed, or inattention, while stressing education over nagging.
A compilation of editorials warns youth about Social Security funding, cites rising payroll taxes, and calls for careful review of the system. It notes vandalism costs, urges responsibility and lawfulness, and critiques congressional budgeting and government finance amid economic pressures.
Caprio predicts a record length Florida Senate and House session with a high modern tech footprint. He notes RCA computer outlets at the Capitol to track bills and actions, and cites expected debates on motor vehicle laws, gravel truck coverings, passing distances, and radar enforcement powers.
Readers discuss growth in the Orlando Kissimmee area and the Walt Disney development. They urge Florida lawmakers to protect Mount Dora’s residential character while pursuing prosperity. A Florida letter column introduces a weekly Keyhole Award for citizen service.
All Florida activities mark Twins Appreciation Day as the Minnesota Twins face the Atlanta Braves at Tinker Field on Saturday April 1. A pre game address by Grover C Bryan is planned with Mayor Carl Langford invited to join the ceremony. The Twins Appreciation Committee seeks a local high school band for an afternoon performance. Bob McHenry resigns as director of the News Bureau at the Florida Development Commission to enter private business.
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds and start a simple savings plan. The ad promotes bonds as easy to maintain, noting a 4.15 percent rate when held to maturity and presenting the offer as a public service in cooperation with the Treasury and The Council.
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