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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1968
Page
5
A statement from Bill Herlong identifies his pledge to vote for the candidate who can defeat Humphrey if elected to the US House. He emphasizes he cannot support Humphrey under any circumstance.
Dennis O Grady Republican state senator candidate touts voting against sales tax increases and seeking school funding reform. The piece notes a sponsor’s proposed study by outside efficiency experts and a plan to cut property taxes for education in half with the remainder covered by the state. Gov Kirk proclaims October 12 13 as State Parks Weekend to boost Florida park visits.
Letters discuss preventing a Black student entry, a spending spree raising debt to a billion dollars for Alabama taxpayers, and advocate voting for Nixon citing Eisenhower's recommendation. The piece criticizes Wallace, questions policies on Vietnam NATO inflation welfare fraud and taxes, and notes a local topic contest winner and upcoming page two entry.
President Edward C. Mitchell announced at the Mount Dora offices that all indebtedness of Citrus Culture Corp is paid in full. The company plans selling real estate holdings and grove equipment with liquidation returning dividends to stockholders.
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