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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
4
A 700 head herd of yearling Charolais cattle travels NW from Bluewater New Mexico toward Colorado pasture. Cowboys use walkie talkies to stay in touch and portable steel fences to corral the herd at night as they pass through Pueblo Pintado toward Pagosa Springs.
Canton Ohio hosts the origin of pro football with the 1920 founding of the Association and Jim Thorpe as its first president, leading the Canton Bulldogs.
The Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee voted against the proposed state income tax and favored earmarking $12.50 per capita for Illinois city operating funds. They also opposed raising the state sales tax and rejected a gasoline tax hike. Mayor Rolland Lewis participated, urging a fair city share. Caveats on driver license medical advisory board were noted. TOKYO INCOME STUDY REPORT CAPTION: The Tokyo metropolitan government released 1968 figures showing average net monthly family income at 107000 yen with about one third spent on food.
In Jefferson County residents refused credit can view their report at the Credit Bureau of Mt. Vernon 1022 Jordan. ABC affiliated bureau adopts privacy protections outlining consumer rights and bureau duties including staff explanations, limited data sharing, bona fide transactions for reports, separate personnel files, record disposition notes, and time-limited data retention such as bankruptcy entries.
A credit union spokesman explained that most items will be kept for seven years to protect consumer privacy while allowing bona fide lenders to evaluate credit applicants. The note mentions deleting 14 years from discharge dates and cites North central Siberia as the least inhabited spot on earth.
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