Centralia High School - Heliostat Yearbook (Centralia, MO)

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Bob Cox BOB'S POOL PARLOFI BEASLEY IIVIPLEIVIENT COMPANY Highway 22 East 682-3815 The Game Plan For Today's Graduate IR FORCE BL E N X FROM THE GRIDIRON, THE HARDCOURT, THE DIAMOND, -2 'fi' ETC., THE SENIOR ATHLETE REPRESENTED HIS HIGH r I SCHOOL COLORS --- HE MAY EASILY LOOK AS GOOD IN AIR FORCE BLUE. F, MSgt. George Klaus L L fy' ' USAF RECRUITING OFFICE fi L' ISA South Second St. ,IM I c0I0mbIa, M0 65201 If I ,I can Collect f3l4I 442-4082 f 4 I AY FII B0WL'A'W Am func: LANES Learn of the manybeneflts . . . we have for today's Seniors Centralla, Mlssourl VERN'S VARIETY Formerly Ben Franklin 106 N. Allen 101

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TAXES UP? TAXES D0 ? HERE'S WHAT MF HAS BEEH DOING T0 HELP HOLD THE LIHE OH STATE TAXES. Pictured here fl.-Ri are Bob machinery purchases within a city. Maupin, MFA, Dick Rabbitt, Speaker lf signed by the Govemor, this of the Missouri House, Bill Cason, important bill will become law on President Pro Tem of the Missouri October 13, 1976. Senate and Clell Carpenter, MFA. MFA has also supportedaction We've been spending alot of which would prevent the lowering of time in Jefferson City lately W0fkiUQ requirements for passage of general with the Missouri legislature on tax Obligation bgndg from 3 two-thirds bills that help hold the line or majority to a simple majority. MFA actually reduce your taxes. l'lere's what we mean: feels lowering the passage require- ments would not be in the best The legislature has passed and interests of Midcontinent farm families. sent to the Govemor a bill that In addition, MFA has supported would exempt farmers from having the screamed Hopen Wmdown must be given a preview of local governmental budgeting and tax setting practices by requiring local govemments to give notice and hold a hearing before setting tax rates. The legislature has passed this bill and presented it to the Govemor for approval. Your MFA is constantly working on your behalf to help influence national and state lawmakers to pass legislation which benefits you. lt's just one reason MFA stays one step ahead. 69023 to pay city sales tax on farm bill. This simply means taxpayers iii