Oil depletion rate faces attack in tax reform package
Washington AP report notes the 274 percent oil depletion allowance, long a cornerstone of tax policy, faces a possible downsizing in the forthcoming tax reform package. Mills asserts depletion is a symbol of reform and may be trimmed, while administration officials discuss a potential rate cut despite prior non endorsement.
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Pittsburgh
Milan Fifth Graders Celebrate Varied Science Fair Projects
Milan Elementary School hosted its first science fair supervised by teacher Mrs. Richard Sisson with 56 students presenting projects from electricity to a terrarium habitat. Randy Porter earned a perfect score for a detailed chicken anatomy project and adopted the chick, now living in his yard.
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Randy Porter
Milan
Richard Sisson
Randy
Arrange Regular Mail Pickup or Post Office Alternatives
Have someone pick up your mat regularly or make other arrangements with the post office to ensure mail is retrieved on a predictable schedule. This guidance advises coordinating with local postal staff to avoid missed deliveries and maintain security while you are away or unavailable.
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United States
Canada
Focal Police Department
The World’s Greatest Family Vacation Planner
Washington report offers humorous guidance on planning extended family trips. It stresses thorough prep, coordinated input, and detailed itineraries to maximize lasting enjoyment and avoid vacation missteps. The piece frames planning as essential for a memorable, enduring experience.
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Washington
UPI
Service Club Calendar Tuesday and Thursday Meetings
Tom Wetzel, a communications expert, will speak at the Rotary Club meeting at noon at the YMCA on Tuesday. His topic is Silent Eyes. George Langeler, dean of students at Oberlin College, will speak at Kiwanis Club at noon at the YMCA on Thursday. His topic is Some Thoughts Behind the Student Unrest.
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Tom Wetzel
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George Langeler
Oberlin College
Kiwanis Club
Wright fountain to be rebuilt for Wright Festival
A Frank Lloyd Wright fountain in Oak Park will be reproduced by a group of architects. The 1909 watering place for horses and dogs, now crumbling with eroded sculptures and no water, will be restored and rededicated as part of the Frank Lloyd Wright Festival.
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Oak Park, Ill
Frank Lloyd Wright
Oak Park
Wright
National forecast shows showers from Gulf to Atlantic coast
The national forecast warns of showers and thunderstorms tonight along the Gulf coast northeastward to the Atlantic states, with mostly fair skies elsewhere. Cooler weather is forecast for the Great Lakes region with little overall temperature change. Ohio outlook calls for variable cloudiness with a chance of showers and lows near 50s. Wednesday to remain partly cloudy and cool. Lake Erie area has small craft warnings today and tonight with westerly winds 15 to 25 knots and a chance of showers amid variable cloudiness.
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Five Day Forecast Promises Cool Period Across Regions
A cool period is indicated tomorrow through Saturday with daytime highs near 70 in the north and lower to mid 70s in the south. Overnight lows range upper 40s in the north and lower 50s in the south. Precipitation averages a quarter to half an inch with showers Thursday and Friday.
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