Urban guerrillas worry U S security outlook
Washington officials fear the Symbionese Liberation Army’s bank raid with Patricia Hearst signals a rising threat of urban guerrillas. FBI reports show growing cross border links among groups from the Middle East to Europe, with urban tactics spreading to Latin America and Africa.
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Pennsylvania Liquor Tax Sparks Outcry Over 70 Million Revenue
The piece argues Pennsylvania has the highest liquor tax in the nation due to an 18 percent emergency levy first imposed in 1936 to aid flood victims. It notes taxes are 200 to 40 percent higher than other states, generating about 70 million dollars annually and provoking potential public protests at the Capitol.
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What is the Law Pennsylvan ia Inheritance Tax and related questions
Inheritance Tax is paid on the net estate after debts and admin costs. Federal Estate Tax offers a 560000 exemption. a possible Pennsylvania family exemption of 1500 exists. Marital license rules require disclosure of prior marriages. divorce decrees and names may be needed. Will validity remains despite attorney death. changes may require a new will. Also covers statute of limitations for personal and property damages. Includes political figures and a 1968 Humphrey money claim.
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If Humphrey Were President The Impeachment Pressure Debate
The piece questions how U S media would treat a Humphrey presidency similar to Nixon era cases. It notes a 1968 incident in Los Angeles where a $50000 cash offer allegedly was given to Humphrey, who denies receiving it personally. It draws parallels to Vesco and Agnew trials and asks if press coverage would be as intense for Humphrey as for Nixon.
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Housing push working? by John Cunniff
Economists see potential housing activity lift the economy but uncertainty remains. After a drop to 1.5 million starts in January, activity rebounded to 1.8 million in February before slipping again in March. Mortgage credit easing had boosted hopes but falling rates may undercut that trend.
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