Mills plan to abolish tax loopholes faces split support
Washington reports Democratic liberals back Rep. Wilbur Mills in a push to end major tax loopholes by 1976. Mills proposes a staged repeal starting 1974, with a possible attach to a debt limit bill, while noting no timetable for action and possible retention of some breaks. Senate leader Mansfield supports a parallel measure.
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Washington
UPI
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Ways and Means
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Thought for Today and a Nudist Convention Joke
Washington Iowa notes for June 9 1972 includes a religious quote Genesis 12 a blessing and curse reflection a line about a crime bill and a humorous note mentioning the Midwest Sunbathing Association convention July 26 30 at the Sunshower Country Club Nudist Resort Centerville Indiana.
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Midwest Sunbathing Association
Centerville
Indiana
Wayne County museum need questioned by Seymour Herald
In Schleswig Iowa Wayne County the historical society seeks donations of antique printing presses for a county historical museum. Wayne Davis publisher of the Seymour Herald replies that no museum is needed because his newspaper shop already serves as a county museum.
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Schleswig
Iowa
Wayne County
The
Historical Society
Wayne Davis
Seymour Herald
Pay Scale for Judges in Iowa Faces Shortfall
Former Justice Francis Becker left the Iowa Supreme Court, citing low pay for high responsibility. Governor Ray appointed District Judge Mark McCormick to succeed Becker. McCormick warned of a personnel crisis in the judiciary, urging higher salaries to attract top lawyers. Iowa ranks low nationally in judicial pay. the issue centers on maintaining quality rather than living costs. Dayton posters program turned political signs into cash, mobilizing youth to reclaim streets after elections.
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Iowa
Ray
Mark McCormick
Fort Dodge
Justice Becker
Justice McCormick
Iowa Press Association
Des Moines
Judy Pope
Dayton City Beautiful Council
June 9, 1972 historic notes and retirements
On this day in history, events include James J. Jeffries winning the heavyweight title in 1899, Congress enacting pay as you go income tax reductions in 1943, and the launch of the ballistic missile submarine George Washington in 1959. Also noted are UPI horoscopic items, Warren Burger’s 1969 confirmation, Henrik Ibsen quote, Cole Porter birth, and Dr. Fred M. Davis retiring from dentistry after 56 years with equipment slated to the American Dental Association for distribution abroad.
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United Press International
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Mercury
Cole Porter
James J. Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
New York City
Congress
Groton
Conn
U. S. Senate
Warren Burger
United States
Henrik Ibsen
Hell
Fred M. Davis
American Dental Assoc
South America
Africa
Abby column readers roast TV fitness icons in letters
Readers blast televised exercise models as skin and bone and demand real life examples. A caller laments fat people are ignored, while another recounts a receptionist fear of strangers. Abby advises bluntly to ask for names and suggests better boss or career choices.
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Abby
Phooey
P. S
Test Your Dummy Play 1 and 2 Puzzles in Bridge
Declarer plays West at Six Hearts with North leading diamonds and at Four Spades with North supporting. Analysis covers distribution of clubs and trumps, including planning to ruff and finesse hearts, trapping the jack, and counting ten tricks with A K hearts and multiple club ruffs.
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North
Tapos
Aioe
South
Blondes Debate Brightness And Miscellany From LM Boyd
A collage of short items from LM Boyd includes claims that redheads test brighter than blondes, with a 1200-woman IQ sample showing blondes faring well. It notes women in paid music work marry easily, adds astrological quip about Taurus women, a Q&A on menticide and politics, reflections on tennis origins, Israel ease, and ends with a data point about longevity and a Klipspringer jump fact. Address: LM Boyd Fort Worth Texas 76102.
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Brickman Mills
Nixon
Cedar Rapids Gazette
He Is
Yesteryear
Dayton
Ohio
Nancy
Blondie
Poe
Boner
WLLA
Abigail van Buren
Calape
Sim
Fat
L. A
Calif
Los Angeles
Cal
Lodge
B. Jay Becker
LM_BOYD
U. S. Bureau of Census
Fort Worth
Washington, D.C
Bill Duffy
France
Italy
Golaa Meir
Israel
L. M. Boyd
LM. Boyd
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