Oil and Gas Taxes Still Support State Finances in 1958
Texas oil and gas producers paid about 7.1 million in crude oil production taxes and 41.9 million in natural gas taxes, while gas taxes rose by nearly 1 million as overall revenue fell short. Comptroller notes spending outpaced income. association leader Charles W. Alcorn says a shift in tax policy is needed though oil and gas taxes remain significant with new revenue sources.
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Comptroller
Oil and gas taxes in Texas dwarf other levies says study
The Port Isabel Press notes a 1958 Texas tax study showing oil and gas producers pay about 187 million in direct taxes, roughly 30 percent of state tax receipts and two thirds of business tax share. It details rates on gross value, gas production, and per barrel oil levies plus local and school funding implications.
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Costy
Hug
Texas
Texas Mid-Continent
Permanent School Fund
Permanent University Fund
University of Texas
Oil and gas spark American industrial progress
The article emphasizes petroleum's central role in U S energy needs and military power. It notes oil and natural gas provide about 75 percent of energy, fuel transportation and defense, and underpins petrochemicals, plastics, synthetic fabrics, and rubber, driving postwar American industry and everyday comfort.
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American Indust Petroleum
Valley sees summer tourists inject 10 million yearly
The Valley Chamber of Commerce reports summer tourism and related travelers contribute about 10 million dollars annually. Chairman Minor Wilson notes mixed signals from hotels with some up to 35 percent gains while others show slight declines. short term travelers and Mexico bound traffic complicate precise tracking.
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Minor Wilson
Publicity, Advertising and Tourist Committee
The
Valley Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber of Commerce
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Mexico
Valley
Chevrolet 1959 models showcase revised styling and engine tech
The 1959 Chevrolet lineup features 50 percent more visibility area, lower twin headlamps at the grille ends, higher bumpers, and elongated tail lights. Impalas include rich fabrics, five trim options, and new interior colors, with engine upgrades across V8s and the Hi-Thrift Six, plus improved cooling and spark plug life.
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