Proposal for GIT Tax System Promoted as Fairer Alternative
Jim Jones of Blanco Texas promotes Gross Income Tax as a fairer simpler successor to the net income tax. He cites reduced paperwork and broader equity, urging federal and state officials to consider GIT amid tax-cut momentum sparked by Proposition 13.
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Jerome Kurtz
12Th
General Assembly
Inter-American Center of Tax Administrators
Jim Jones
Governmental Research & Development Corp
Blanco, Texas
Kurtz
Jones
California
Ki. Jyoes
Jalics Widnes
Treasury
Washington
Washington fuel scandal spreads to George Carter era links
Washington reports tie a Georgia fuel scandal to Billy and Lewis Carter era figures. Kenneth Dupuy and Grenville Walden face questions over emergency allocations while Walden disputes Senate testimony. An FBI probe and leaks from inside the Energy Department spark ongoing scrutiny of agency practices and potential political influence.
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Washington
Georgia
Billy Carter
Plains
Jimmy Carter
White House
Carter
Energy Department
Justice and Energy Departments
Atlanta
Kenneth Dupuy
CMR Bey
Dupuy
Lewis Spruill
Georgia Energy
Spruill
Omi Walden
Carter 5
Statehouse
Farmer
Senate
Quasinanta
Senate Energy Committees
Grenville Garside Walden
Georgia Energy Office
Yor Rusly
Walden
FBI
Garside
Oue Eassucemes
Mase
John Tannone
American Petroleum Institute
Petroleum Institute
You Did It And We Thank You Jim Hooper Tribute
Francis W. Bush Sr notes James Harold Hooper a humble Frederick County citizen who quietly served the community. Born 1912, Hooper's career spanned Hood College leadership, Walkersville Bank board chair, YMCA vice president, and numerous civic roles with Jaycees Lions Club Chamber of Commerce and more. His family and public service legacy reflects a lifelong dedication to local welfare.
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James Harold Hooper
Frederick County
Jim” Hooper
James” Hooper
Harold” Hooper
James Harold
Jim Was
Ulysses Grant
Virgie Catsail Hooper
Seventh Street Pike
Tuscarora
Jim
Yellow Springs
George L. Twenty
Church Street
Frederick High School
Elm St
Frederick
Mehil
North Market St
C. Warren Taylor
Mebri
Thelma
Herbert R. Staley
Evelyn
Francis J. Putman
Courtney
Oscar L. Staley
Frederck County
Bus Chukiren
Bowers Lumber Company
Bowers
Farmers & Mechanica Bank
Prederick
Walkersville Bank
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
Walkersville Seas
Polite Eelt
Hood College
United Church of Christ
Gambrill
Hood
Hudson Science Hall
R. Paul Smith
Coblentz Memorial
Coffman Chapel
Rosenstock Hall
All Girls
Jun
Andrew G. Truxal
Randle Elliott
Theodore Erck
Ross Pritchard
Martha Mhurahgh
Board of Associates
Betty Markey
D. John Markey
John Markey
Green Valley
Moorovia
Ahead
Food Cal
Jim Hooper
Frederick Coun
The
Jaycees
Glade Valley Lions Club
Community Chest of
United Way
Robert
Frederick Community College
Stronghold, Inc
Sugarloaf Mountain
YMCA
North Market Street
Cotillion Club
Walkersville Fire Company
Hea Balde
Legion of Honor
Walkersville
Walkeraville
Ai Associates
uWo Rea Cable and Snance
Frederick News-Pouum
Hagerstown Hubs win third game on six-run innings
Frederick area notes report a July 22 event with the Hagerstown Hubs defeating the Frederick Hustlers in a two game series. The column mentions 204 growers arriving for a summer meeting and updates on local civic and business matters in Walkersville and Frederick County.
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Hagerstown
Rederick Hustlers
Frederick
Tutale
Lee R. Saylor
Thurmont
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Frederick County
Washington
Saylor
Thomas Grovo Jr
South Market Street
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