Treasury Secretary Must Take Stand on Tax Cut by June 1
Secretary Robert B. Anderson faces a tight deadline to decide on tax cuts as about 2 billion dollars in reductions would auto start June 30 without congressional action. The package includes corporate rates and excises on alcohol tobacco autos and parts, with broader pressure on extending or trimming taxes amid a looming last minute fight in Congress.
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Town Ignored in County Map Complaint
A Sierra Vista group led by Sam Barchas complained to the Cochise County Board of Supervisors that their town was not included on a new county map. The protest framed the omission as worse than an attack and highlighted perceived neglect by officials.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police Established 1873
The force originated as the North West Mounted Police in 1873 to restore order in western and northern Canada. King Edward VII added the Royal prefix in 1904, and the agency is now known as the Royal Canadian Mounted Police with headquarters in Ottawa.
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Truth In Reverse Milwaukee 4 Raymord Ruditus Case
Ruditus 19 alleged a rear end collision after following Ed ward Zibulski 17 and a girl. Police and judge debunked the claim and found Ruditus the aggressor. Judge Frank Gregorski fined him 100 dollars and jailed him 30 days for driving after license revocation.
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Town honors Jim Thorpe by renaming from Mauch Chunk
In eastern Pennsylvania the town formerly named Mauch Chunk changed its name to Jim Thorpe to honor the late Indian athlete who attended Carlisle Indian School, 89 miles distant. The prior Indian name meant bear mountain.
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Bear Mountain
Help Sudbury teacher prescribes memory course for pupil
In Sudbury Ontario a teacher assigns a memory course requiring a 300 word essay titled Im proving the memory. The aim is to guide the pupil toward better behavior through written reflection. The item hints at local school methods and the idea of corrective writing assignments.
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Cow Produces Triplets in Wilson Area
Neil Munson of near Wilson, Ardmore reports a Herford cow described as one in 132 000 recently gave birth to triplets. The note recalls Sousa known as the March King for his marches and other works.
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G.W
Ardmore
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Neil Munson
Wilson
Herford
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