Confusing rules on price controls for small retail firms
The piece explains how price controls apply to hot pastrami sold on premises versus taken off site, and how volume thresholds affect control. It covers distinctions between retail and service classifications, the impact of sales tax rules, and how small shops like auto repair and parts retailers may fall under controls or exemptions depending on operations and annual volume.
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National Federation of Independent Business
Cost of Living Council
Almanac for March 3 1972 highlights and birthdays
On this date in 1791 the District of Columbia was organized and in 1847 Alexander Graham Bell was born in Edinburgh. Other key events include the 1849 Interior Department creation, WWII Berlin raids in 1944, Rhine retreat in 1945, Apollo 9 orbit in 1969, Glenn’s hometown reception ten years later, Nixon visa denial in 1974, and China launching a second satellite a year ago. Birthdays listed: Gen. Alfred M. Guenther 73 and Gen. Matthew B. Ridgeway 77. Thought for today quotes Christian Felix Weisse.
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Federal District of Columbia
Alexander Graham Bell
Edinburgh
Scotland
Congress
U.S. Department of the Interior
U.S
Berlin
Rhine River
John H. Glenn Jr
New Concord
Ohio
Richard Nixon
Warsaw
Nixon
China
Alfred M. Guenther
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Christian Felix Weisse
Rexall unit ships first polyethylene bowls from Odessa plant
Twenty years ago Hétermers and Crump form an arrangement as Rexall Odessa plant ships the first polyethylene bowls. The sets were produced for the First Plastic Bowls Co subsidiary of Rexall with Mrs Frances Boykin named regional distributor.
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Hétermers 3
Aeouston Crump
Rexall/per
Ammetcer
Binanetbert Chemical Co
Odessa
Arel
State Bank
Tupper Co
Rexall
Frances Boykin
Vehicles to be issued in Ector County March quota
Thirty years ago on March 3 1942 twenty three passenger cars were to be issued to Ector County residents who meet requirements. Automobiles would likely be rationed out weekly to fulfill the March quota.
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Ector County
Nixon faces revolt on Taiwan policy from GOP conservatives
Washington report by James Wieghart surveys backlash among Republicans against Nixon for China talks. conservatives Ashbrook Buckley Tower Goldwater Crane and others fear a Taiwan withdrawal could invite a Communist takeover. Some back Nixon while others threaten to drop out or back anti-Nixon candidates, risking a weakened 1972 campaign.
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James Wieghart
Washington
Nixon
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Peking
Republican Party
Chou En-lai
China
John M
Ashbrook
Rohio
William F. Buckley Jr
New Hampshire
Buckley
U.S
Ohio
White House
United States
James Buckley
O-R
John Tower
Tex
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Ips
Jbanner
Sen
California
Ronald Reagan
Edmund Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Philip M. Crane
R-Nl
Crane
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Illinois
Texas
Humphrey
Harry Truman
Thomas Dewey
Truman
Midwest
Dewey
Farm
Lindsay avoids New Hampshire test amid Florida push
The article depicts Mayor John Lindsay dodging the New Hampshire primary value while pouring effort into the Florida March 14 vote with a reported 1 million dollar push. Lindsay’s New York June 20 primary and low local support contrast with scarce endorsements, as Brooklyn official Meade Esposito notes Lindsay’s unpopularity. Also covered are Joseph Patrick Kennedy III's prospects, and Pete McCloskey's potential exit after New Hampshire despite debt concerns and D A support.
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Washington
New Hampshire
John Lindsay
Florida
Lindsay
New York
Bailiwick
John Burns
Burns
Sena
Meade Esposito
Brooklyn
Norman Levy
City Tax Commission
John V. Lindsay Association
Levy
Joseph P. Kennedy III
Joe
Congress
House
Senate
McLean
Old Dominion
Virginia
U.S. Senate
Sen
Edward Kennedy
D.mass
White House
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Young Joe
Bay State
George McGovern
D.S.D
Sen. Kennedy
McGovern
Middle East
Joseph Patrick Kennedy III
John F. Kennedy
Grace
Milton Academy
Milton
Mass
Britain
Manor Hall Tutoring School
Cambridge
Pete McCloskey
Nixon
McCloskey
Americans For Democratic Action
Russia faces 1972 crop shortfall risk and gold stock pressure
Washington observers warn that a bumper Soviet crop may fail to materialize in 1972. A weak harvest could force Moscow to weigh selling gold reserves against importing high tech machinery, risking internal Kremlin feuds and shifts in power while lagging behind the United States and Japan in advanced industries.
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Washington
Nea
U.S
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Pdt
Kremlin
Politburo
Brezhnev
United States
Russia
Japan
West Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Crossword Puzzle Clues From March 2 1950s Wire
A compact grid of crossword clues lists numbers and word hints including gods islands vigor era and various terms for items people and traits. The sheet appears to be a fragment from a newspaper puzzle with entries such as Hawk old movie and humdinger along with a few historical references.
Christians silent as bloodshed in Red China debate
A letter writer condemns Christian silence over U S policy toward Nationalist China and the Red China regime, arguing moral betrayal for aiding atheistic communists. The author endorses anti abortion views, cites Chiang Kai-shek, Pearl Harbor, and quotes from Dr. Charles Rice, urging Texans to oppose legislation.
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Pie
Permian
Cbs-Tv
Kosa-Tv
United States
China
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Bangladesh
Chiang
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Press Roosevelt
Pacific
Marjorie P. Gallion
Crane
Tex
Silence fad urged for peace and health by Life Magazine
Newton Mississippi columnist urges extended silence to curb noise and boost calm and euphoria, arguing words are often unnecessary for understanding. Underwood North Dakota notes a witty take comparing students to drinking from knowledge and gargling.
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Newton
Miss
Life Magazine
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