Kansas Revenue Tightens Delinquent Tax Collections
The Kansas Department of Revenue has sped up collection of delinquent sales taxes to recover owed funds and prevent bankruptcies. State revenue director James T. McDonald says notices now go directly to field men who must collect immediately or revoke licenses after a hearing. About 1,000 second notices were mailed to field staff as part of this tightened program.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Department of Revenue
James T. McDonald
Revenue Department
McDonald
United States
Lawrence
Manhattan
Internal Revenue Service
Holiday Preps and Top Kids Books for Christmas Blues
Library Notes highlights seasonal jitters and a selection of recommended children's titles. Benjy and the Barking Bird, Two Piano Tuners, Jeanne d Arc, Penguins of All People, The Moscow Circus School, Snowed Up, Princess of the Full Moon, Apollo 11 Moon Mission, All Upon a Stone.
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Harry the Dirty Dog
Jeanne D’arc
Aileen Fisher
Penguins
Don Freeman
Moscow Circus School
Leon Harris
Rosalie K. Fry
Frederick Guirma
Walter B. Hendrickson, Jr
Jean Craighead
George
Government buys corn to boost prices faces weak offers
Washington AP The Agriculture Department under Secretary Earl L. Butz plans to purchase an unde termined amount of corn on the open market to lift sagging prices. Offers are due today in Kansas City with a decision to be announced Monday. Officials predict few sales as prices rise and Congress considers a 25 percent boost in price support and a large government grain reserve.
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Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
USDA
Kansas City
Congress
Hutchinson
Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas
Earl Butz
Butz
U.S. Senate
Docking
Kansas Wheat Commission
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Nixon Tax Bill Passes Congress For $15.8 Billion Cut
Congress sends to President Nixon a $15.8 billion tax cut over three years aimed at spurring the economy. Senate approved 714 to 0 and House 320 to 74. The measure repeals the 7 percent auto excise tax and raises exemptions and standard deductions for 1971 and 1972, with broader relief for low income filers and potential refunds for auto buyers. A business tax credit and faster depreciation are included, while campaign financing provisions are delayed until after the 1976 election.
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Congress
Nixon
Senate
Democrats
Senate House
Docking Unveils 10 Point Plan For Farmers
Gov. Docking proposes a 10 point program to aid farmers addressing parity and price issues. He urges stable farm funding, early national farm program changes, import controls, low interest loans, tax reform, and continued emphasis on product safety and packaging. The plan targets economic relief for agriculture and equitable national income share.
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