Revenue Sharing Funds Used For Varied Local Goals
State and local governments plan to use new federal revenue sharing money for tax cuts, road building, and police and fire salaries, but avoid long term costs. The Treasury will mail the first checks on Dec 6 totaling $27 billion for 39,000 units, with states allowed broad use and localities barred from education. Officials warn funds may be uncertain and future programs may require careful planning.
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Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Scouts Plan Banquet Here
The Comanche Trails District of the Buffalo Trail Council will hold its first annual recognition banquet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Exhibition Hall A of Ector County Coliseum. The district covers Andrews and Ector Counties. Main speakers are Bruno Hansen of Midland and Steve Odom. About 600 Scouters expected. First place bridge winners Tuesday night were Katy Marley and Betty Dickerson of Midland. Second place went to MrS and Mrs. George Kirkwood. Gloria Krauter and Bernice Plate of Crane won third. The last game until after the holidays will be the annual Christmas party Tuesday night.
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Ector
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Betty Dickerson
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Gloria Krauter
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Dear Walt and Ele: secrets and adolescence notes
A reader asks how to handle a friend who betrayed a family secret and classmates who tease about puberty. Advice urges setting boundaries with the untrustworthy friend, staying discreet with questions about illness, and seeking support from peers while maintaining composure and honesty.
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Walt
Bill
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Dear Jane advice on handling rude remarks about women
In a readers column, Jane asks for guidance on stopping boys from making girls feel badly about their bodies. The response notes boys face pressure to prove masculinity and suggests girls calmly rejecting the remarks by asking for respect. It also recommends self affirming steps like taking a modern dance class.
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Jane
Dear Terry and Nick Advice Column From Odessa American
A reader asks how to handle social plans for a cousin with a limp and bad behavior. Ele and Walt urge honesty with parents and suggest limiting personal responsibility for friends. They promote family activities and offer outdoor party ideas from their pamphlet Go Go Games.
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