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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1960
Page
10
A reader questions a husband’s “brand” marks on his neck and how it tears her up, while Amy advises gratitude for a trustworthy husband and compares affection to a brand that never kept a cow. Other letters urge parental forgiveness, discuss a daughter’s happiness, and offer romance guidance to a confused woman choosing between two suitors.
The Mineral Leasing Act, signed by President Eisenhower, will boost the oil and gas sector says Lloyd Madsen of the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association Western Division. The act raises rentals to 50 cents per acre per year of lease, removes waivers, and provides a two year extension. It sets noncompetitive lease terms at ten years, increases direct holdings to 248,080 acres, with 200,000 acres per district, and allows option holdings up to 246,080 acres combined. The act also protects beneficiaries and purchaser rights and includes provisions related to coal tar.
C N Bilby of McCullough Tool Co leaves Vernal for Farmington NM to manage the McCullough office there. He is accompanied by his wife and 12 year old daughter Sue Ann. Bilby was superintendent of fishing tools in Vernal and the family has lived there eight years.
A distressed husband complains his wife is away and neglects him while a friend recounts a scheme to win her back. The friend explains sending a copy of the local paper with an item on an inside page that prompted the wife to elope to his relative.
Project Twenty Twelve a 52 year plan for conserving resources on public lands submitted to Congress by Secretary of the Interior Fred A Seaton outlines three time periods 1961 through 1985 1986 through 1980 and 1981 through 2012 It aims to expand recreation access increase mineral leasing and timber yields and create a public land commission to inventory and repurpose lands while doubling cash receipts and widening land surveys and road networks by 2012.
The writer discusses all major taxes including corporate profits tax up to 52 percent, how taxes raise prices for consumers on appliances and furniture, and how taxation supposedly creates employment. The piece compares European systems in Sweden Denmark England and West Germany, notes revolutions as outcomes of taxation, and remarks on China with a vast population and growing numbers. The tone blends pro American patriotism with observations of international tax policy and labor attitudes.
Babson argues that Americans pay high indirect taxes through sales, gasoline, tolls, and utility charges. He notes city, county, state, and federal real estate taxes, plus hidden levies in meals, travel, and liquor and tobacco, urging readers to recognize total taxation beyond direct bills.
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