Tissue-paper thin tax drive redefines IRS powers
The piece discusses the Bisceglia Supreme Court decision and its impact on IRS investigative authority. It recounts a Kentucky bank case involving $40,000 in deteriorated $100 bills, the Federal Reserve, and arguments about probable cause versus broader fishing expeditions in tax enforcement.
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High Court
Kentucky
Federal Reserve Bank
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Warren Earl Burger
Burger
Bisceglia
Budget recklessness under Ford plan sparks nationwide concern
The proposed 52 billion dollar deficit draws sharp critique from Goldwater and others while backers deny catastrophe. Observers warn debt nears a breaking point as Peters places total U.S. public and private debt around 1.5 trillion dollars, signaling grave risks to the economy and working Americans.
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Ford
Congress
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Harvey W. Peters
America
Peters
U.S
Reprint Requested for Senator Dworak Quote
Letters request another print of Brick Smiths poem from last week noting typographical errors. Mrs Allen Ahrens and editor apologize and present corrected version about trading freedoms for government aid and the rise of tyranny with a cautionary tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dworak
Brick Smith
Allen Ahrens
Government tire grading plan sparks car maker objections
Major manufacturers resist the proposed government tire grading system arguing it is overly complex. The plan would require stamps indicating tread life and other detailed performance metrics, aiming to inform consumers while facing industry pushback.
Quote on horse vs car races by WM Rogers
WM Rogers compares horse races to a long car race noting the front runner may lose by a nose in a 500 mile event. He warns observers to watch the scoreboard not the lead and calls a nose finish unbeatable in excitement. September 24, 1933.
Tire labeling debate echoes consumer frustration
Jim Fiebig rails at tire labeling schemes based on mileage and traction stars. He mocks government efforts to standardize tire grades and argues for simple terms like terrific, great, good, okay, and round used by salesmen. He questions heat dissipation metrics and notes mixed incentives in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cervical bone spurs prompt study and treatment guidance
A reader asks about neck bone spurs causing arm pain and numbness. The columnist explains causes from spur growth to degenerated discs, notes conservative therapy and possible surgical options, and suggests sleeping with neck support while emphasizing case by case decisions and potential for return to normal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Lamb
Union's 14th state and other crossword clues
A compact crossword solution list with across and down entries including Union's 14th state and clues like Blackboard material Transferee Playing card Was seated Possess Take as one's own Former Russian ruler and more across and down hints for a puzzle.
Columbus Telegram Editorial on Freedom and Self Control
A Columbus Telegram piece argues freedom is personal self-control grounded in moral guides. It emphasizes freedom as a divine gift not a government grant and warns against license or anarchy, urging peaceful action starting with the individual.
Human Kindness Day sparked violence in Washington event
Rep Ron Dellums criticizes media bias over Human Kindness Day while recalling a Washington rally near the White House. He describes a violent outbreak with racial overtones, hundreds hospitalized, and claims police restraint orders tied to race. He notes a chaotic scene contrasting Stevie Wonder concert proximity.
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Ron Dellums
Berkeley
Calif
Washington, D.C
Jonathan Swift
George Orwell
Washington Monument
Stevie Wonder
Gerald Ford
Oval
District of Columbia
D.C
Human Kindness Day Reflections Across Washington Streets
The piece contemplates mass rock concerts as violence triggers, cites police as sole guarantor of order, and questions who should bear policing costs. It notes St George's County Maryland loosening suspensions for risky student conduct and contrasts Cambodian Communist rituals with humane ideals amid political turmoil.
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Washington Monument
Thomas Hobbes
Peter Yarrow
George Wallace
District of Columbia
Washington
St. George's County
Maryland
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Wallace remarks on World War II draw mixed reactions
The piece reviews George Wallace's World War II comments as not Nazism supportive, noting factual errors but acknowledging continued support from followers. It cites Elvin Stanton defending Wallace and argues the broader controversial idea may still resurface if Wallace allows full public scrutiny of his views.
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Washington
George Wallace
U.S
Russia
Wallace
Patton
Elvin Stanton
Alabama
Justice
Wallace as a Force Not Just a Figure in Politics
Opinion argues public scrutiny of George Wallace is needed beyond sensational stunts. It asserts reporters miss the substance and that Wallace represents a broader social movement with potential national impact if voters choose him.
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Wallace
Alabama
India
George Wallace
Ford
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Turkey
U.S
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Dibble
New York
Guido
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Michigan
Turkish Regiment
Boundary
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Your Freedom Newspaper
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Columbus
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Human Kindness Day
St. Augustine
Jeffrey Hart
King Features Syndicate
Tom Tiede
Fischetti
Pentagon
Viet
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