Reception of tax offices in state capital noted
A notice indicates state offices in the capital will host events related to tax matters. Officials advise attendees to verify dates and locations for public access and guidance on tax procedures.
04 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1971
Page
1
A notice indicates state offices in the capital will host events related to tax matters. Officials advise attendees to verify dates and locations for public access and guidance on tax procedures.
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Associated Press reports India launched ground and air strikes into East Pakistan and eight West Pakistan airfields as Pakistan counters with claims of no formal war. Indian raids targeted Lahore Karachi and Rawalpindi while air duels over East Pakistan left several Sabre jets shot down. Pakistan claimed Indian planes downed. India said none were. Naval interception noted. no formal declaration cited.
State Police at the Corry substation seek a parolee after a shooting near his Centerville home. The man allegedly chased his wife and her companion after finding them together, then drove with his two children while firing a gun into the air. No charges yet filed. he faces possible breach of parole and will be turned over to his parole officer.
Corry resident Stephen V. Tinko Sr., 56, was found dead on the ninth green of Corry Country Club last night, the apparent victim of a heart attack. He had gone hunting deer around 3 p.m. and was not seen again until searchers located him near the woods by 9:30 p.m. A large search effort, aided by volunteers from local fire departments and Civil Defense, had been mobilized after his family reported him missing.
Harrisburg Governor Shapp maintains a ban on cameras and tape recorders at the open Milk Marketing Board hearing for Chairman J. Lin Huber after the Capitol press corps filed a formal appeal. The hearing, held in the state Supreme Court chambers, centers on charges that Huber accepted 40,000 dollars in surety from Clemo Milk Products Co. and the related 200,000 dollar security bond. Huber, a 70-year-old Mercersburg dairy farmer, has not commented. His attorney vows to contest the charges as Shapp asserts jurisdiction to remove board members for misconduct. The governor’s office says the proceedings will be conducted quietly, avoiding any circus atmosphere.
AP reports at a coroner inquest in Pittsburgh that six men died of methane suffocation when Equitable Gas crew members failed to cap a six inch low pressure line. Foreman Charles Pitassi, 39, of Mount Lebanon, died among the victims after giving dangerous orders. Survivors testified Pitassi directed stuffing an open pipe with tags to stem gas flow as the crew attempted to connect a valve. Coroner Bernard J. McGowan noted possible criminal negligence but Pitassi is deceased, limiting accountability.
U S District Judge Sam C Pointer Jr ruled Alabama Governor George C Wallace antibusing measure unconstitutional as a freedom of choice device. The decision blocks transfers under the desegregation plan and orders spring term attendance at schools designated by the plan, while five white pupils may finish fall term at their current school.
Nixon weighs a full employment budget as unemployment rose to 6 percent in November. White House officials in Key Biscayne say deficit spending is virtually guaranteed under the full employment concept. The report also notes a 0.1 percent rise in wholesale prices and other economic developments including IRS rent guidelines and rising auto prices.
Salt Lake County commissioners extended a ban on Sunday dancing to private clubs, joining the existing ban on public street dancing. County Attorney Carl Nemelka urged a total Sabbath dancing prohibition or full legalization, and the commission chose the broader ban.
Senior citizens and disabled homeowners may apply for state property tax relief via the Department of Revenue. Eligibility includes age and income limits, with rebates ranging from ten to two hundred dollars to be issued at year end. forms available at the Howard Kinley office on North Center Street, though staff cannot answer tax questions yet.
A Corry doll expert, Mrs. Peter Mallick of 120 East Church street, collects about 50 dolls from childhood to flea-market finds. She repairs faces, sews clothing, and believes each doll has its own personality, from life-sized babies to china figures.
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