GM gets 2.5 percent price rise approval for 1972 models
The Price Commission approved a 2.5 percent price hike for General Motors 1972 cars trucks and options as part of a broader average 3.1 percent rise by the major automakers. It cited gains in productivity and profits while urging restraint on rents and reviewing Phase 2 guidelines for residential properties.
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Essex Discusses Taxes at Ohio County Auditors Meet
State School Supt. Martin Essex urged tax reforms to ease payment burden. He proposed payroll deduction or monthly billing for property taxes and a uniform continuing levy of 20 to 30 mills to equalize school funding across counties. He also backed a graduated state income tax for individuals and corporations. First successful oil well was Titusville Pa. in 1859.
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