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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1968
Page
2
The piece laments steady cost of living increases driven by higher federal and Social Security taxes and a roughly 40 percent rise in county taxes. It argues for cutting expenditures, urges public officials to reduce spending, and warns that escalating taxes threaten solvency for government and households.
The piece argues for across the board five percent budget cuts across all departments to balance the budget. It critiques Vista pressure on Cameron County Commissioners over community action and questions authority under Equal Opportunity Act and Vista programs. It calls for honesty and practical action to aid the poor while criticizing political theatre.
A Gulf Coast shelling column discusses Littorina ziczac and L. lineolata, Texas jetty findings, misclassifications, and the Beaumont Shell Club ruling. It explains species differences, habitat on rocks in splash zones, preservation tips, and notes on shell name origins from Latin descriptors and geographic origins.
Milton A. Stinson of the Farmers Home Administration says 12 rural families in Cameron County have received over 28 630 in economic opportunity loans since July 1 1967 to start small businesses or expand farming. Since 1965 Texas has issued over 2 700 such loans with 430 this fiscal year. Loans up to 3 500 are repayable over 15 years and target low income rural residents with a viable business or farm plan.
Violet faced an insurance dispute after a jewel box brooch vanished. The maid left town soon after, and police never questioned her. The insurer admitted theft coverage but demanded solid proof, which the court found supported by the maid’s hasty departure.
A Congressional roundup reports on non tariff measures in several European nations affecting U S agricultural exports. Italy imposes health and additive rules that curb imports while Sweden Finland and Portugal show limited impact. The United Kingdom uses few health barriers, while Austria has some labeling and preservative restrictions. Data from Italy and broader European markets informs U S producers.
A court ruling shows mysterious disappearance coverage can apply when a lost object vanishes with no trace, while ordinary disappearances are usually not covered. The piece also notes buyers should confirm broader coverage with their insurer and cites a separate Texas report on turkey farmers earning 30 million in 1967, up 3.4 million from 1966 with prices averaging 19.2 cents per pound.
The text argues the United States cannot alter foreign food rules but should boost demand for U.S. farm products. It urges continued promotion, use of the Foreign Agricultural Service, participation in trade fairs, and reassuring foreign buyers of reliable supply to grow the European market.
Congress last year passed a bill raising benefit rates under the Social Security Act. The measure affects retirees and disabled workers who receive monthly payments, adjusting amounts in line with the new provisions.
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