TPA Elects New Officers And Directors In Austin
Rigby Owen, publisher of the Conroe Courier, named president of the Texas Press Association. Ellie Hopkins becomes outgoing board chair. New first vice president Don Copledge and second vice president Thomas Steely. secretary treasurer Tom Buckner. W. G. Boykin named general manager. Vernon T. Sanford retires July 1 after 24 years. New board members Glenn J. Sedam and John Taylor. unexpired terms filled by R. B. Miller Jr. and Fred Barbee. Directors include Max Thomas, Don Scarbrough, Phil McMullen, James Smith, Craig Woodson, Troy Martin, Bob Hamilton, and Bob J. Hickey. Holdovers Richard Brown and J. C. Chatmas Jr. also serve.
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TPA
Glenn J. Sedam
Bay City Daily Tribune
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Seguin Gazette
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Kerrville Daily Times
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Williamson County Sun
Georgetown
Phil McMullen
McKinney Daily Courier-Gazette
James Smith
Panola Watchman
Carthage
Craig Woodson
Brownwood Bulletin
Troy Martin
Canyon News
Bob Hamilton
Iowa Park Leader
Bob J. Hickey
Mineral Wells Index
Richard Brown
Austin American Statesman
J. C. Chatmas Jr
Marlin Daily Democrat
Confidence Fails to Spark Consumer Purchases in 1971 Outlook
AP Business Analyst notes midyear reports show optimism fading as interest rates rise inflation stays high and unemployment remains around 6 percent. Consumers lack confidence and keep spending tight while Morgan Guaranty and Bank of America diverge on near term recovery prospects amid inflation and rate volatility.
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New York
Morgan Guaranty Sureey
Bank of America
Rio Grande Crest Reaches Laredo Bridge Amid Flood Watches
Muddy Rio Grande crested at 33.56 feet at the International Bridge in Laredo early today and began to fall. Officials saw no severe threat but urged precautions downstream to Falcon Lake as debris cleanup continued on both sides of the border. About 70,000 residents in Laredo and 125,000 in Nuevo Laredo faced saturating streets and evacuations above the bridge level.
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International Bridge
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Practitioners Must Take Enrollment Exam in Austin
Tax practitioners seeking enrollment to represent taxpayers before the Treasury Department must pursue the Special Enrollment Examination. The program is open to non attorneys and non CPAs, with applications due August 31, 1971 and the exam to be held September 27 and 28, 1971 in Austin.
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Internal Revenue Service District
Austin
IRS
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Internal Revenue Service
East 8Th Street
Texas
Your Horoscope For Thursday July 1 1971 Aries to Pisces
Aries may overextend both mentally and physically so balance chores with relieving activities. Taurus demands may be tough but effort without complaint yields more than expected. Gemini should observe conditions before new ventures and know where to start. Cancer use assets but keep pushing for the final prize with confidence. Leo today favors constructive plans and contacts but avoid letting emotions sway decisions. Virgo progress requires revision and forward thinking to achieve more than expected. Libra avoid impulse yet act with confidence and address abilities. Scorpio today emphasizes objectivity and a sure route toward achievement and happiness. Sagittarius accept worthwhile help while weighing advisors motives. Capricorn Saturn benefits spark initiative and renew mid week interests. Aquarius speed up but avoid hasty waste and accept concessions gracefully. Pisces inspire optimism in others and rely on the helping hand to pay back manyfold.
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Taurus
Gemini
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Saturn
Aquarius
Book Prize Is Awarded to Emmette S. Redford
Dr. Emmette S. Redford of the University of Texas is named co winner of the Louis Brownlow Book Prize by the National Academy of Public Administration. He shares the $500 prize for Democracy in the Administrative State with James Sundquist of Brookings for Making Federalism Work. Redford holds dual appointments in the government department and the LBJ School of Public Affairs and is an authority on public administration and government regulations.
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Ysis
Redford
James Sundquist
Brookings Institution
Government Department
Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs
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