The Tax Debate and The Incentive Myth Refuted
A writer discusses tax policy as a disruptor of effort comparing government incentives to disincentives. Citing John Locke and Rampart College figure Robert leFevre, the piece argues earnings are personal property and taxation can erode motivation, asking if a two-legged vision of liberty applies under fiscal strain. The analogy ends with a caution that robbers strike once, but taxes touch paychecks again and again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Robert leFevre
Rampart College
Freedom newspaper declaration in Columbus Telegram 1975
The Columbus Telegram editorial asserts freedom as self control grounded in truth, opposing government overreach. It condemns totalitarian ideologies and promotes peaceful, principled independence, calling for integrity and accountability within the nation.
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Your Freedom
Iran
Unn
Aviden
Iron deficiency questions and remedies from a reader
A 35 year old woman describes long standing iron deficiency with fatigue and weight gain from iron capsules. She asks what causes iron poor blood, whether organs function, and how to restore iron levels with medical guidance. Reader notes iron deficiency anemia is common worldwide but varies by individual diagnosis.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Miyself
Sren
Industri Nations
Wome
Iron needs and dietary sources for women in childbearing years
The text explains that recurrent menstrual blood loss can cause iron deficiency, leading to fatigue. It outlines iron roles in hemoglobin and energy metabolism, notes pregnancy and age ranges, and lists foods rich in iron such as liver, meat, fish, spinach, beans, cereals, and suggests a daily iron supplement if diet is insufficient. It also references historical iron cookware as a former iron source.
Unelected presidents and Ford’s evolving aura
Gene McCarthy frames the presidency as an unelected yet legitimizing office shaping public perception. He notes Gerald Ford’s tempered. capable leadership and a White House transformed into a small nation with a large staff. Ford’s authority and absence of flamboyance redefine accountability and power.
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Washington
Eugene McCarthy
White House
McCarthy
Gerald Ford
Jerry
Ford
Jerry Ford
Gene McCarthy
Caesar
U.S
Ford presidency through the press lens
An analysis argues Gerald Ford's role as an unelected caretaker pressures media to frame him as a celebrity while undercutting scrutiny. It notes overbearing pomp, vague disclosure norms, and calls for cautious judgment on his constitutional status and authority.
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Krazy'Kat
Ford
Critis
Richard Nixon
CIA
White House
Gerald Ford
Oil profits taxed and exploration cut in Congress clash
The piece argues that oil company profits are being taxed and exploration cut back as lawmakers push Project Independence. It cites Wall Street Journal figures showing sagging profits and rising taxes reducing spending on exploration. It warns that further tax risk and policy action may raise U S dependence on imports and higher consumer prices.
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Congress
Wall Street Journal
Fesir
Chase
U.S
The People Speak on Gun Violence Facts and Figures
To the Editor the author challenges anti gun contentions by citing 1973 statistics from Lev and the FBI. They claim the share of handguns used in homicides is very small among 40 million handguns with per cent figures and argue for harsher penalties on gun users rather than broad restrictions. Howard M. Davis of Los Angeles supports stricter penalties for crimes involving guns.
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United States
Lev
F.bi
Howard M. Davis
City of
Los Angeles
Variety St MUF Store Location Change Requested
A reader notes desire for a variety store on 911th Street rather than midro saloons. The comment mentions a long ten minute walk to the highway and reflects general air quality concerns. Oscar Baser is identified in the note.
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Midro
Hoarding Blamed In Canning Shortage Hearings
February 18 1929 hearing before a House committee probes home canning equipment shortages. Government and industry witnesses blame consumer hoarding of lids and jars while consumer adviser Nancy Stearts says the problem is hoarding and urgent action is needed. Virginia Kuauer and other officials weigh in on consumer rights and recruitment challenges amid the shortage.
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Nancy Stearts
Agriculture Secretary
Virginia Kuauer
Public attitude shifts as recession prompts simple life choices
The piece critiques consumer advisers and Ball Corp executives for failing to meet demand amid recession. It cites Nancy and Virginia for urging wartime garden wisdom, noting Americans increasingly grow their own produce to save money. The column mocks executives for not anticipating consumer needs and highlights a rising grassroots trend.
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Aira
Noardizg
Aronits
Ball Corp
Wiliam Hannah
Ball
Nancy
Virginia
America
Hannah
The
Chappaquiddick Controversy Echoes in 1976 Kennedy Run
The passage recalls Watergate era rhetoric as Ted Kennedy’s 1976 presidential bid looms. It notes Mary Jo Kopechny’s parents once backed Kennedy, then shifted, amid lingering questions about the Chappaquiddick incident. Expert diver John Farrar doubted Kennedy’s account, and Jack Olsen’s book is cited for vivid details of the tragedy.
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Mary Jo Kapechne
Puncha Pond
Dike Bridge
Kennedy
Mary Jo
Kopechnes
John Farrar
Jack Olsen
Chappaquiddick
Farrar
Yang Worai
Bert
Kennedy Sees Skepticism Grow Over Car Tragedy Account
Edgartown observers question Ted Kennedy's role in the car crash incident. Farrar and local residents doubt Kennedy's rescue story as Kopechnes shift stance, indicating Kennedy likely drove the car off the bridge alone to avoid exposure. The case fuels debate about Kennedy's motives and public image.
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Jack Olsen
Luck
Look
Kennedy
Mary Ju
Desparle
Kopechnes
Hat Long
L .Lock
Dike Bridge
John Farrar
Kermexty
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