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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
8
Michigan high school graduates will visit MSC counseling clinics this summer to explore futures. More than 500 are expected, with tests and interviews guiding each student toward college, immediate work, or technical school, according to clinic director Thomas A. Goodrich.
Alumni of the University of Michigan are invited to return for the 12th Annual Alumni University a June 12 to 15 program of eight lectures. Everett J. Soop explains the four day series offers two courses per period taught by University faculty with four courses chosen by each student. Topics include Foreign Policy aging modern physics and contemporary literature philosophy and more.
The University Press Club of Michigan will hold its 33rd annual meeting in Ann Arbor October 5 to 7. Ink White, publisher of the St Johns Clinton County Republican News, is president for 1950. Features include Friday programs, the Dartmouth Michigan game Saturday, and newspaper clinics. October 7 marks High School Band Day with over 2,000 bandsmen expected at halftime.
All Michigan newspaper men and women are invited to attend the University Press Club programs highlighting media topics and professional discussions.
The National Tax Situation discusses personal incomes above 10 000 a year and the limited impact of high tax caps. It notes that even aggressive cuts or taxation thresholds would only modestly increase revenue, barely funding a week of federal operations under the 1951 budget plan.
The text notes a proposed revenue amount about two billion dollars, close to 1951 agricultural spending goals, and argues high taxes on high incomes deter earnings. It cites that in 1947 the government collected 1.2 billion in income taxes from 10,844 individuals with incomes over 100000, representing 6.34 percent of total income taxes.
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