Government's Tax Fight Pushes Business Costs Higher
A Washington analysis argues that rising national debt and higher taxes on Social Security and unemployment insurance will lift business costs, slow wages, and push prices up. It cites a university study detailing billions in regulatory costs and calls for a tax advocacy office to reduce burdens on the private sector.
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Washington
Hilton
Dabl
Jong Rung
Dickling
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Carter
Arthur Lalor
Herbart Stein Haw
U S Phasing Out Aid Tied to Central African Empire
The State Department says the United States will wind down aid to the Central African Empire citing human rights concerns while noting a separate ongoing program. The Rudy coronation and related costs featured in the debate as officials weigh funding needs versus conditions. The U S is providing 800 000 this year for seed centers and rural health, with 175 000 more planned to year end, but critics fear the money could be misused.
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Editorial Department and Masthead at Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun lists editorial staff including editor Fred Hornberger and managing editors among a roster of personnel. Address and contact details show 301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with subscription and circulation pricing, including a monthly rate and Sunday edition specifics.
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Baytown
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Carrey
Stock Market Study Shows Mixed 1977 Results
A 1977 market analysis notes some blue chips outperforming, while many large firms lag. Interactive Data Corp tracks shares on the NYSE and Amex, highlighting gains and losses across sectors, with institutional investors shaping capital flows and risk.
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Dilines
Agtiv
Hewlady
Interactive Data Corp
American Stock Exchange
Oona Porshare
WNC
Prewter Deelins
Hopuibie Vornes
Titustelal
Shanon & Pone
Eglin
Grouind Heydie Sear
Tig
New York Stork Exchange
Great Lakes
Fateh Uxchange
Repidtic Rousing Corp
Aviolter Ames
Heeling Industries Inc
Front AP
Gays Interactive Vu
Bastian Kodak
General Mlotucs
Ha? Ballon
Dow Ghomitall
Health note on thyroid balance and treatment
A reader letter explains thyroid health, describing how natural thyroid function can be maintained with careful thyroid extract use. It warns against unnecessary hormone excess, notes potential temporary gland restimulation after prolonged use, and outlines lifelong dependence if the gland fails to produce sufficient hormone.
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Mycalsler
Helen
The Way it Was January 7 7 Way It Was
The note recalls a January feature about Long Island figures Ame Rigas and Liberties. It mentions the Way it Was column style and local historical snippets from a era view.
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Washlegion
Commodity market eyed by regulators amid options scandal
Washington report by JACK ANDERSON details how bucket shop operators profit from commodity options while investors are left exposed. It cites the Commodities Futures Trading Commission struggles, a bloated staff, and political meddling as factors in a growing, opaque market.
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Everal
Phr- Chase
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Jose
Futures ‘Trading Commission
Caimi
Sun Files Daily Safety Council Leaders Elected
From the Jaytown Sun files, Kath L. Springer is elected president of the Trivitles Safety Council with Hoy Sherman as vice president and Hub Bounds as second vice president. Also noted are party birthdays, prize winners, and local civic appointments including John M. Kilgore reelected president of the San Jacinto Memorial Hospital board.
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Trivitles Safety Council
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Wyr G. Bailey
Yonne Porrell
Alice Rose’ Carter
Avis ‘Dena ‘Franke
Hue Devils
Lee
Manuet Texaro
Alvin
John M. Kilgore
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Thomas Moore
Hugh Kehnls
Robert Malterne
Gordon L. Farned
Joe Reid
Forlinberry
Crosby Pioneer PA
Dunks
St.Joseph Catholic School
Robert E. Lee
Harry Massey
Baytown
Walk-in Drive-in Church Inspired by Paralyzed Parishioner
Reverend Schuller recounts how Rosie Gray, a totally paralyzed elderly woman, inspired the building of the Garden Grove California Walk-in Drive-in Church. The effort began in a drive-in theater and grew to seat 1400 in cars and 1000 in the sanctuary. The story emphasizes faith, perseverance, and belief in God’s activity in daily life.
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Deiverin
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God
Victor Huge
Reverend Schuller
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Garden Grove
Calif
Immunity Church
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