The Do It Yourself Mugging of Income Tax
A columnist argues that higher taxes shift the burden to workers and homeowners, citing Chicago property tax increases from 3.25 to 7.85 per 100 and a 35 percent payroll levy including income, sales, and gas taxes. The piece warns affordable housing strain and warns that retirees may be evicted as rents rise, urging scrutiny of waste and mismanagement.
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Robert Oben
Chicago
The
Civic Federation
Government windfall plan risks and rewards in South Carolina
A editorial reviews Gov John C West plan to use a one time 25 million windfall by shifting withholding and sales tax collections to a bi weekly schedule. The piece warns the approach could fund raises and programs now but risk large future tax increases if revenue sharing falls short. It questions political incentives and recommends reserving funds for capital improvements and tying raises to federal money.
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John C. West
West
South Carolina
General Assembly
An Infant Worldview Through Quick Facts And Quips
A column surveys legal and linguistic notes from infancy to Bacon to National Geographic speed, then shifts to humorous shop signs and historical pessimism. It riffs on human gestures languages and a camel’s thirst alongside Calvin’s stern views on mankind’s evils.
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Francis Bacon
National Geographic Society
John Calvin
Portrait Of An Emotional Patriot By Holmes Alexander
The piece描 describes 80-year-old Senator Paul Douglas in reflective interview at his ranch home about his memoirs In the Fullness of Time and future biographical work on genius He praises Churchill Roosevelt and Sweitzer while noting regret over the Mudi Nixon bill and honoring allies and collective security efforts.
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Arcady
District of Columbia
Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
Bowdoin
Chicago
Purple Heart Marine
Shakespeare
Beethoven
Michelangelo
Albert Sweitzer
Churchill
England
Free World
Franklin Roosevelt
Senate
Emotional Patriot Paul Douglas Recalled in Interview
Citizen Smith recalls Democratic presidents as superior men and discusses Paul Douglas in his prime. The interview touches on Mundt Nixon subversive hunt and a vow about emotional patriotism, revealing personal reflections in a comfortable sitting room.
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Paul Douglas
New Fashion Trend Promotes the Pregnant Look
A national news magazine highlights a new women’s trend the pregnancy look with a pregnancy puff stuffed into garments. The female inventor says it makes wearers feel like a Madonna, offering all the fun with none of the responsibility, a commentary on certain societal ideas.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tribune
Human Barometers and Weather Effects on Arthritis
Dr. Alvarez reviews how some arthritis patients feel storms approaching but finds no consistent atmospheric trigger. Studies by Drs Holllander and Edstrom show constant temperature and humidity mitigate joint pain, while single-factor changes have limited impact. Personal recollections describe sensitivity to wind shifts and travel weather contrasts.
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Mayo Clinic
Leonard Rowntree
Rowntree
Joseph Hollander
University of Pennsylvania
Hollander
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Illinois
Daley
Wisconsin
George Wallace
Chicago Tribune
Aiken, S.C
Aiken
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
By Holmes Alexander
Hhair
U.S
Chuck Percy
R.-Ill
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Jerry Voorhis
Herbert Lehman
Frank Graham
Lord Bryce
Citizen Smith
Big Value Supermart
Anchorage
Alaska
W.C. Alvarez
M.D
University of California Hospital
G. Edstrom
California
Berkeley
Mountain Pass
Reno
Sacramento
Hawaii
North Viet
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