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Two McHenry Students Are Campion Grods the V S . Obb of tte major propvns of the Nixon mirwtrytian _ McCLORY REPORTS From Washington jw, theforrauia to being revised governmental Under the committee's proposal. Illinois would receive a total of $301 million, with about $100 million going to the State and about $200 million going directly; to Illinois cities and counties There is substantial op­ position to the Revenue-sharing measure, both in its general philosophy and with respect to the precise provisions of the committee version. With the prospect of a federal deficit of $25 billion or more. Congressman Herman Scbneebeli of Pennsylvania, a member erf the House Ways and Means committee and an arch opponent of the measure, declared bhaitly: "The federal PAGE U-PIAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1972 government has no revenue to share ' Committee member. Congressman Omar Burleson of Texas, objects to the idea of "one level of government levying taxes and another level spending" Despite these objections, there is considerable support for a tax program which is aimed at relieving property owners of the inordinate burden which they have borne Fur­ thermore. in the collection and distribution of motor fuel taxes and state sales taxes, we alread\ have had extensive experiences with Revenue- sharing whereby one unit of government collects a tax and other units of government receive a share of the tax revenues. Despite the controversy which will occur in the House of Representatives, it is expected that the long-awaited Revenue- sharing measure will pass the House with votes to spare. However, the outcome in the Senate is more uncertain. Senate Committee hearings and Floor action are expected to be quite lengthy - with political considerations likely to dominate the Senate Floor debate. This much appears certain: (a> The House of Represen­ tatives uill pass a general revenue-sharing bill within the next few weeks and (b) the CONSUMERS* CORNER*' You can ke*p >*ar (rocfn bills in One Although food prices have been high recently, you can keep your grocery bill in line by being a careful shopper - a bargain shop per You can be a hargam shopper when you read the food ads in your local newspaper Look for the "loss leaders "Loss leaders' 'usually are the weekend specials at high savings to you (and no Senate will consider such a measure some time before final adjournment of the 92nd Congress profit to the sloresl. Take ad van tage of the specials If possible - and if you haw the time - bypass prepared foods Pmrfn dinners, fancy vegetables, ready-made desserts or easy-to fix casserole items may be eon vcnient, but you have to pay for the convenience By preparing these items you can save on your food bill Where possible, try to buy by using unit pricing and try to buy in bulk quantities Both measures can help you save money at the grocery One of the most important things you can do to keep that grocery hill in line is to buy what you need, not what you want O.o shopping with a well thought out list and stick to it Ruying on impulse can ruin your budget JJST SAY CHARGE IT." We Honor Master Charge And Bank Americard MICHAEL OMALLEY Ways and before emerging favorable committee action. It should be recalled that the Commit tee ch i imu, Congressman Wilbur Mills, began as an outright port of the pendtag part of fee OB m put, --mm on the Administration. The bill which the Home will soon consider would <5.3 billion a year far 5 beginning on Jan. 1,1971 - with A $3.5 billion of that directly to cities and and the remaining $1J billion distributable to the state governments. The states' share would be without strings attached, government would be restricted to (a) coital outlays for sewage collection treatment facilities, dhpiffiB1 systems, in̂ piMff transit, and for (b) main- fHORNSBYS f a m i ! y c e n t e r s -- Outdoor Fun Cost Less Hero THOMAS O'BRIEN On Sunday, May 21, Michael O'Malley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. O'Malley, 5307 N. Lake street, McHenry, and Thomas C. O'Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. O'Brien. 908 N. Wood street, McHenry, will be among 108 seniors receiving diplomas during the 92nd commencement exercises at Campion Jesuit high school, Prairie du Chien, Wis. Campion is a residential college preparatory school for boys and has an enrollment of 400 students representing i foreign public such aa programs, envii improvements, and transportation. The formulas governing distribution of federal tank have caused the moat extensive discussions within the mittee. In the form in bill emerges, states with higher income taxes will Check These Thrifty Buys For A Fun Filled Super Summer! permitted la A. 24" Hooded Bar B-Q Grill won motorized Kortssorie Yegfj 4a your hurt cooking on this hooded grit, mM grid /edNoauente. t as a result of receiving Federal During the first countries. It is one of fifty high schools and twenty-eight colleges and universities in the United States operated by the Jesuits, a religious order of men. 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