Proposed reassessment system aims to modernize property taxes
The article discusses ideas for streamlining property assessments through a centralized computer system and a revised basis for valuing property. It considers credits for improvements, fair tax credits, and alignment with market value, hoping to boost development and aesthetics in affected areas.
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Dayan
Duvall
Ths
Buna
eGay
Owhot
Cemiedelins Industries
Ui General Assembly
After Vietnam Predictions Shape U S Postwar Path
The article argues that President Niven moving to withdraw combat troops signals a shift toward restraint and multilateralism. It notes presidents before him failed to avoid Vietnam during the Cold War era and calls for reduced American overseas commitments while maintaining nuclear deterrence and pursuing disarmament.
Letters to The Editor Debate on Communism and Education
A collection of letters criticizes communist dialectical materialism urging democratic reforms and religious faith. Authors Ralph T. Coe and others urge vigilance against what they call communist indoctrination, while defending local governance and moral standards.
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Sir Tt
Lenink
Communist Party International
Ino
Communist Party
Quarterbach
Christ
Garden of Eden
International Communist Conspiracy
Action on Peace Treaty heats up Senate floor
Fifty years ago today August 14 1919 the Senate Foreign Relations Committee fast tracks the peace treaty with a likely tough Senate fight to repudiate the League of Nations Senators Borah and Johnson advocate a repudiation. George Beban stars in Hearts of Men at the City Opera House matinee 2 30 pm ten cents and tax night shows 7 15 and 45 cents. Red Cross in Fort McHenry sent soldiers hospital fans. A hold up at Munsey Trust ends with the robber shooting himself after firing at a clerk. bullet lodged in jaw, glass window shattered.
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Senate Forein Relations Committee
League of Nations
Borah
Johnson
Wie
Senate
City Opera House
George Beban
Hopital
Fort McHenry
The
Red Cross
Munsey Trust Company
All American Soap Box Derby hopefuls shaken in Akron heat
Donald Kelosch of Detroit nosed out Young Wilser Main by half a length in a fast heat at Akron. JousS Gastley of Gallstown reportedly won a new car at a firemen carnival and now drives a Chevrolet two door sedan. Maryland wheat harvest tops 7.059 million bushels, near ten year average. Syrian president Zavim and Premier Berazi were shot dead at dawn after a brief trial.
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Young Wilser Main
Trederick News - Post
Akron
Ohio
Donald Kelosch
Detroit
Jouss Gastley
East Fifth Street
Sgattstown
Gastley
Maryland
State
Seusni Zavim
Mohsen Bey Berazi
Humprey Seen as Logical 1972 Democratic Nominee Pick
Washington editors note Hubert Humphrey stands as the most plausible 1972 Democratic convention choice, ahead of Edward Kennedy. Kennedy’s future unclear, money and local party support weigh in, while Nixon’s current popularity could shift by 1972.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Hubert Mumphrey
Senate
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Congress
Eisenhower
Nixon
Kennedy and Wallace loom in Nixon era political scene
The article outlines 1972 nomination prospects with George Wallace seen as a third party risk to Republicans while Kennedy faces uncertain nomination amid Wallace support and Kennedy family legacy. It notes Kennedy may delay a bid to 1976 or 1980, hoping for age eligibility and renewed appeal.
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George Wallace
Nixon
Kennedy
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Sumphrey
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Edward Kennedy
Senate
Robert, Kennedy
Democratic Party
Middle West
East
Humphrey
Massachusetts
Bill Aims to Block Unsolicited Por ngraphic Mail
A bill filed in Congress by Representative George Bush would require all dealers in graphic materials to obtain a Doct Otter Department list of individuals who refuse such mail and to remove them from mailing lists. The Postmaster General would prosecute dealers failing to obtain or exclude listed individuals. The editorial is hopeful the measure will pass Congress and become law.
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Congress
George Bush
Texas
Doct Otter Department
Postmaster General
Camel humps and Franco Prussian War prize food
The Arabian camel has one hump and the Bactrian camel has two. A question asks what food product emerged from a prize offered during the Franco Prussian War of 187.
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Natura Road
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