Editorials on newspapers as community lifeblood and family
A Grundy Iowa Register letter praises the hometown paper as a living record of community life. It argues papers chronicle business, personal, political and national events and urges continued local support.
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Sun
Grundy
Iowa
Register
Andren
the Sun
Drug Competition Amid Pharma Market Realities
The article argues competition in the drug industry goes beyond price. Innovation, product improvements, and broader distribution drive gains for users, not just selling price. It notes the top firms hold modest market shares versus other industries, suggesting a robust competitive landscape.
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Hep ' Jer
Congress and the crossing pressures of midterm policy
The passage discusses Congress voting on bills tied to party aims and public wants. It argues many voters seek benefits from spending despite inflation and warns that broad measures could hurt all citizens while some groups gain. It notes lawmakers face pressure to vote for bills to secure handouts or favors for special constituencies.
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Athc and
Republi Legislate
Camellan
Congress
Pgea
Aden
Veto fight on federal aid bills sparks taxpayer appeal
Citizens urged to voice views as President vetoes federal aid measures. Reports cite Chamber of the United States warning that Senate aid to education would spend 1.8 billion over two years and House plans allocate 1.3 to 1.7 billion for school construction, urban renewal, and subsidies. Public vote seen as key to curb big government.
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Wees
Chamber
United States
Senate
Isto Dalene
Utilities Assessed For 1960 61 Year
The State Board of Equalization valued utility properties at 3 784 455 000 a 4 percent higher than last year. The 158 companies have two weeks to test their values and the rolls will then go to counties to extend local property taxes totaling about 275 million dollars.
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State Board of Equalization
Ground Broken For New Laboratory In Bakersfield
Ground will be broken Thursday for a 200000 dollar laboratory facility by Golden Bear Cito on Manor Road and Norris Road. The 6000 square foot building will host a 15 member staff in a research and development lab. Bakersfield refinery processes 5000 barrels daily. The project aligns with Golden Bear's growth and ongoing oil exploration, pipelines, refining and marketing activities.
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Golden Bear Cito
Manor Rd
Norris Rd
Bakersfield
Golden Bear
Davidson
Kern Airport Folder Planned
A new brochure by the Kern County Board of Trade and Airports Department promotes the Kern Airports System. It will highlight growth, history, and county ownership with imagery of the control tower lobby flight line and industrial parks.
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Kern County
Board of Trade
Airports Department
Airports Committee
Board of Supervisors
John Hanning
Kern
Kern County Board of Supervisors
U S Capital Unit Offers Liaison for Kern County Firms
The Manufacturers' Representatives Committee of the Metropolitan Washington Board of Trade offers liaison services to Kern County firms lacking Washington offices. It aids firms in connecting with reputable agents in the capital market to secure business opportunities.
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Manufacturers’ Representatives Committee
Washington
D.C
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