City Hikes Natural Gas Rates Amid Rising Costs
The Thomasville City Commission votes to raise natural gas rates by about 20 percent to cover a $95,000 annual increase. The editorial notes hard times, inflation, and calls for federal action as residents face higher bills and domestic energy concerns.
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Thomasville
Roland Clayton
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Discovery Of Air From Accident To Invention
Miami column surveys the history of air from ancient speculation to its discovery. It mocks early thinkers like Hocrates and describes how leaves falling led to the idea air exists, tracing progress from paper airplanes to identifying nitrogen and oxygen and noting air's modern uses.
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Greece
Hocrates
Hecrates
Air
Scoffers
Swedencheese
Mills chooses trade bill over tax reform in House panel
The Ways and Means Committee, led by Chairman Wilbur Mills, opts to push the administration's trade bill and drop tax reform for the year. Analysts note taxpayers already burdened and liken proposed reforms to endless postal system improvements.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
Anniston
Ala
Star
Justice reports fault Kelley handling of police brutality
Justice Department field reports from Missouri criticize Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley for failing to show public tolerance of excessive force and to act on civil disorder recommendations. They note low Black representation and praise some reforms, but say federal programs drive changes and much remains unaddressed.
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Kansas City
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Alexander Haig
Henry Kissinger
Warnke
Haig
India
Indira Gandhi
United States
Kenneth Keating
Gandhi
Keating
Vietnam
Kissinger
Washington Post
Public Schools Are Everyone's Business Says Mary Grubbs
In a continuation of our conversation with Harper Elementary principal Mary Grubbs, she argues public education must survive and serve every child. She stresses teaching as guiding to learn, the call to educate beyond race or income, and the need for adequate funds and community support.
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Mary Grubbs
Harper Elementary School
Grubbs
Mary Chastain
Harvey Chastain
Gladys Stanaland
Thomasville
Reagan tax rebate plan shocks California political scene
Governor Ronald Reagan proposes an 20 percent tax rebate funded by a state surplus and a constitutional cap on tax take. The plan would reduce California's tax share from about 9 percent to 7.15 percent by 1989, challenging Democratic critics and triggering national discussion.
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James Kilpatrick
Calif
Sierras
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Virginia
U.S
Harry Byrd Jr
Andrew Jackson
Lake Tahoe
Reagan plan prompts California signature drive for tax limit referendum
Speaker Bob Moretti hosts a debate on Reagan's tax limit proposal. Reagan aims to collect 520000 valid signatures by June 18 to place a November vote on a constitutional amendment. He promises $41.5 billion in new revenues over 15 years and $118 billion left with taxpayers, while critics fear unequal benefits for the rich.
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Bob Moretti
Moretti
Reagan
California
June 14 1973 highlights and notable anniversaries
This day marks Flag Day and features historic events from 1775 to 1944 including the U S Army founding, Stars and Stripes becoming the national flag, Napoleonic battles in Italy, and Saipan invasion. Notable birthdays include Burl Ives and Dorothy Maguire.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Sonoma
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Valentina Tereshkova
Benjamin Spock
Boston
New Delhi
India
Burl Ives
Dorothy Maguire
Kenvin Roche
Vanity
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