Summer jobs spark early view of business struggles
A reader notes how his first paycheck foreshadowed future business challenges. The page references cover various topics from used cars to farm pests and state court nominees, highlighting a broad newspaper mix.
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Abby Bridge Comics Consumer Crossword Deaths Editorial
A compact listing shows sections including Weather Movies and Finance with briefs on local updates. A brief editorial header signals standard content mix across arts, news, and consumer notes for the Marion state edition.
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Miller warns of tax cut effect on inflation and recession
Treasury Secretary Miller cautioned Congress against hasty election year tax cuts that could worsen inflation and the recession, while leaving open the possibility of a carefully designed tax cut in 1981 as part of a broader program. He testified before the House Ways and Means Committee amid Republican calls for urgent action. Johnson notes from senators indicated mixed views on timing and scope, with White House saying now is not the time for a political tax cut.
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TV Actors Strike Grips Hollywood Halting Production
SAG and AFTRA walkout shuts prime time filming from New York to Los Angeles and on location, halting many productions. Negotiations continue as studios face delays to fall schedules and the Dallas mystery of who shot J.R. Ewing remains unresolved.
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Quiet, 23-year-old snipers kills four in Coraopolis
Victor Belmonte, son of a city councilman, used a high powered rifle to shoot four neighbors and wound another in a sweltering Pittsburgh suburb. He surrendered at state police barracks after driving 10 miles from his hillside home. Victims named include Mrs. Sima, 57. Dorothy Glaser, 59. Joseph Olinger, 71. Andrew Price, 25. Mrs Sima’s husband wounded.
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Soviet boy seeks asylum after fleeing Ukraine
Walter Polovchak, 12, won asylum in the United States after fleeing his Ukrainian family to avoid return there. His lawyer said the decision elated the boy, while his father called it kidnapping. Walter remains in custody of a Ukrainian American family pending a July 30 juvenile court hearing.
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