Tax Reform Session Forecast by State Senator Ahee
Democratic State Sen. Sol Ahee forecast the next Arizona Legislature would be known as the tax reform session. He aligned with Senate President Clarence Carpenter and urged leadership of the Finance and Revenue Committee if re-elected. He urged tax burden reform focusing on sales and property taxes, exemption of food and drugs, and stronger income tax progress.
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Clarence Carpenter
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Tucson
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Finance and Revenue Committee
Rhee
Arizona
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Leopard skin rug for mauling victim boy named
A $3,000 leopard skin rug will be made from a pet leopard that killed a teenage newsboy in Winston-Salem. John Edwin Sealey, 13, escaped injury after the animal, identified as an Indian leopard with spotted paws and belly, mauled him while he delivered papers. The leopard, tied to an entertainer from Fort Worth, escaped from a cage behind a tourist home.
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John Edwin Sealey
E. L. Honeywell
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Snakes Burned Out in Radford Building Demolition
Demolition workers uncovered about 20 copperhead snakes in a building in Radford Virginia. The Radford Fire Department responded and burned the burning structure to prevent further danger.
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Radford
Radford Fire Department
Man Held In 2 Assault Charges
Matthew Cox Jr aged 22 of 343 E. 27th St was booked on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and aggravated assault by city police. The counts arise from a Sept 18 fight when Patrolman William Hogan said Cox attacked Edward Hernandez 21 of 302 W Tennessee St with a bicycle chain. The incident happened about 3 p.m. in a vacant lot at S 4th Ave and E 25th St.
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27Th St
William Hogan
Cox
Edward V. Hernandez
Tennessee St
S. 4Th Ave
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Southern governors predict Barry Goldwater slipping
Texas Governor Connally told reporters at the Southern Governors conference that Goldwater's southern strength is dwindling though President Johnson trails in four states. Florida Governor Bryant predicted Johnson would win Florida by a narrow margin, while Mississippi Governor Johnson said Goldwater backtracked on states rights and constitutional government, aiding Johnson.
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San Antonio
Tex
Barry Goldwater
Mason-Dixon Line
Texas
John Connally
Goldwater
Johnson
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Farris Bryant
Bryant
Paul B. Johnson
Doctors Quit Smoking Says Nationwide Survey
A Chicago based survey reports 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke with many quitting due to strong links between cigarettes and cancer. A new nicotine reducing tablet is credited with helping 88 648 heavy smokers quit without will power and readers may request free information from the Anti Tobacco Center of America at 366 Fifth Avenue New York NY.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Dept
Fifth Avenue
New York
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