The Malakoff News, Thmday, ~kq3t. ~, 1J~--13A
.~i~CIIILD WELFARE BOARD--Mere bers of the Henderson County Child Welfare Board for the upcoming year are, left to
}~{front row) Emmy Finley of Malakoff, Shirley Sanders of Athens, Wllletta Tackett of LaRue and Jeanette King of
~k~f; (back row) Joe Short, Ronny McElroy, Jerry Jacobs, Peggy Gould (chairman) and Vlvlan Tumllnson, all of
, Dwane Nichols of l,aRue and Susan Bush and Sondra Eddings, both of Athens. (Staff photo by Brett MormanJ
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of the millions of dollars that
on diet books, plans
are a waste of money,"
Haggard, a foods and
specialist with the Texas
Extension Service, Texas
:ard, a recent study
POpular diet plans shows
unfounded claims, en-
POor nutritional practices
misinformation, and require
popular diet plans may
ght loss or claim to
body parts, such as the
research shows that one-
week is optimal for
loss, says Haggard.
can take place only
of specific physical
s, if at all. Overall weight loss
required to reduce weight in
body, she adds.
nutritionists, physicians
educators recommend a
reducing plans often
an unbalanced intake of
diet plans
are harmful,
them from
Yet omitting the car-
in cereals and breads
could cause a lack of thiamine, niacin
and iron necessary for good health.
Other diet plans advocate over-
consumption of particular food groups
like protein or fruit, which cannot
provide all necessary nutrients.
"Many popular diets also contain
misinformation about digestive
processes," states Haggard. Some
plans claim that certain combinations
of foods will "burn" fat, that digested
food cannot cause weight gain, or that
.stomach enzymes cannot digest a
variety of foods at once. To "help" the
digestive process these diets recom-
mend eating only particular foods.
Other diet books assert that people
can eat as much as they want of certain
foods and not gain weight, or that they
can eat as much as they want and still
lose: weight. This is simply wishful
thinking and has no basis in fact, says
the specialist.
By requiring the purchase of special
foods, devices or books, or promoting
the use (and sale) of diuretics, appetite
depressants, "miracle" foods vitamins
or minerals, the diet "industry" makes
money off of consumers.
Diet plans are usually advertised
with anacdotal evidence or testimonials
by successful clients. But the ads don't
dis(:uss all the people who tried the diet
and failed to maintain a weight loss.
According to Haggard, there are no
scientific studies showing that any of
these popular diets are successful in the
long run for most people.
The best way to reduce is with a
nutritionally balanced diet, moderation
of eating habits, increased physical
activity and the establishment of good
eating habits, which will result in
gradual weight loss, she says.
Calorie intake
is from sugar
About one-fourth of the average
American's calorie intake is from
sugar, says Mary K. Sweeten, a foods
and nutrition specialist with Texas
A&M University's Agricultural Exten-
sion service. Natural forms of sugar
found in fruits, vegetables and dairy
products contribute six percent of these
calories and the remaining 19 percent
come from sugars added to foods. :,
About two-thirds of the sugar adde4
to foods comes from eating proces~d
foods and the rest from sugar used for
cooking or taken from the sugar bowl at
homeishe adds.
Malakoff Independent School District
P, JILCULATION OF EFFECTIVE TAX RATE AND PUBLICATION OF ESTIMATED UNENCUMBERED FUND BN.ANCES
Tax Assessor-Collector for Malakoff ISD, in accordance with the provisions of Sec.
'Tax Code, have calculated the tax rate which may not be exceeded by more than
the governing body of the Malakoff ISD without holding a public hearing as
e. That rate Is as follows: $.5812 per $I00 of value.
i t .t tlmated unencumbered fund balance for Maintenance & Operation fund: $-4)-. The
f ated unencumbered fund balance for Interest & Sinking fund: $17,342.72.
Allen, Tax Assessor-Collector September 20, 1983
CALCULATIONS USED TO DETERMINE EFFECTIVE TAX RATE
levy from~he 1982 tax roll ................................................................. $1,118,125.
: rate ($.5226 M&O mid $.057 I&S) ............................................................... $.$7N/$I00
(I&S) levy ... ........................................................................... $109,764.
operation (M&O) levy ............................................................ $1,006,410.
taxes on property in territory that has ceased to be a part of the unit in 1983 ............................ $-0-
taxes on property becoming exempt in 1983 ....................................................... $12,3~5.
taxes on taxable value lost because property Is appraised at less than market value in 1983 .......... 18,647,
of all property ................................................................ $198,991,420.
~Xable value of new improvements added since Jan. I, 1982 ......................................... $3,033,750.
value of property annexed since Jan. I, 1982 ....................................................... $-0-
needed to satisfy debt service (l&S) ......................................................... $100,934.
) rathe 1982 tax levy due to appraisal roll errors (rate that should have been less rate that was levied). $-0-/$100
recoup taxes lost in 1982 due to appraisal roll errors (lost dollars divided by the difference of 1983 taxable
1983 over-65 homesteads taxable value) ......................................................... $-0-/100
ue of over-65 homesteads with frozen taxes ............................................. $10,671,366.
M&O levy of over-65 homesteads with frozen taxes .................................................. $21,693.
I&S levy of over-65 homesteads with frozen taxes .................................................... $2,704.
,TION
AND OPERATION (M&O) TAX RATE
TOtal tax levy (Data 1) .......................................................................... $1,116,125
service levy (Data 3) ............................................................. ---$109,764.
on property no longer in unit (Data 5) ................................................. -4-0-
1982 Taxes on exemptions (Data 6) .......................................................... -412,385.
Taxes on productivity valuation I Data 7) ................................................. -48,647.
M&O levy of over.~5 homesteads (Data 15) ............................................ -421,003.
TOtal taxable value of all property {data 8) .................................................... $198,091,420.
Value of new improvements (Data 9) .................................................. -43,033,750
1983 Value of annexed property (Data I0) ........................................................ -4-0-
lalue of over-65 homestead) (Data 14) .............................................. ---410,071,366.
Taxable value for M&O .............................................................. $182,38~,304
adjusted 1982 M&O levy (I-G above) by the adjusted 1983 taxable value for M&O (2-E above) ($963,636
304) .................................................................................... $0.005283
by $I00 valuation ............................................................................... x$I00.
and operation {M&O) rate for 1983 ......................................... $.$233/$190.
ST AND SINKING (I&S) TAX RATE
levy needed to satisfy debt (Data I 1 ) .......................................................... $100,934.
of over-65 homesteads ( Data 18) ............................................... -42,704
levy .................................................................................. $98,~0
value of all property (Data 8) .................................................... $198,091,420
1983 Value of over-65 homesteads (Data 14 ) .............................................. -410,871,366.
value for l&S ............................................................... $185,420,054.
.he adjusted 1983 l&S levy (4-C above) by the adjusted 1983 tazable value for l&S (4-F above) ($98,~0.
054) ................................................................................... ~0.009829
by $100 valuation ................................................................................ x$100
interest and sinking rate (I&S) for 1983 .................................................... $.06191510@
ROLL ERROR RATE
_ . 1982 levy due to appraisal errors (Data 12) .................................................. $/$100
ra~ to recoup taxes lost due to errors (Data t3) ................................................. plus $/$109
rate to adjust for appraisal roll errors .............................................................. $/$100
FFECTIVE TAX RATE FOR 1983
and operation (M&O) rate (3-C above) ...................................... $.$2~3/$100
interest and sinking (i&S) rate (4-I above) ....................................... plus $.0529/$100
to adjust for api~raisal roll errors (S-C above) .............................................. plus $/$198
1~] Effective T~x Rate ................................................................. $.~12/$109
I~S3 Effective Tax P~te is the tax rate published as required by See. 111.04, Property Tax Code.
~ppralsal~ ~ (if mace tlum 1% d total apl~'alsal roll), effect/re f~¢ taxh~ ~ on June 17,1163.
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When you replace your home's old, worn
out heating and cooling system with a new en-
ergy efficient heat puml * Texas Power & Light
will pay you a cash
bonus for buying it:
Based on the tonnage
capacity of the unit.
But the cash bonus
is just the first benefit
....... .... .- of installing a new elec-
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help save energy all year
'round. And by using
less energy, you help level our peak toad de-
mand. (That's the time when more
people are using more electricity.)
So,you can see why even
we don t sell or install heat pumps,
we want to give you all the infor-
mation you need to save energy and
money when you do buy one.
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