Tax cut politics grip Corry in delayed relief push
In Corry Pennsylvania editorialists decry state tax excess and slow relief as Gov Shapp and the legislature spar over personal exemptions and a possible 10 percent refund. They condemn partisan maneuvering in Harrisburg, urge voters to condemn incumbents, and call for a political reset to pressure meaningful tax reform.
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Pentagon fuel crisis prompts cuts in readiness and perks
The Pentagon trims military readiness to save fuel, reducing Navy steaming time by 20 percent and flying time by 18 percent. Training flights shrink overseas, ships stay longer in port, and fewer exercises occur. Yet defense leaders keep luxury vehicles, limousines, and high fuel use for officials, while civilian fuel is siphoned to cover costs. The Interior Department oversees allocations, with Eli Reich prioritizing armed forces.
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Rogers Morton
Eli Reich
Was Agnew Framed The Payola Question In Government
The piece questions whether Agnew was framed and compares gifts and favors in politics. It notes Goldwater calling Agnew framed and suggests broader issues of gifts, payoffs, and corruption across states. It discusses Otto Kerner’s prison path, suburban liquor commissioners’ salaries, and gifts given to governors at conventions. The author argues the line between courtesy and crime is unclear and defends the system rather than Agnew alone.
Executive rank abuse in corporate leadership warned
A Michigan State professor and consultant, Eugene Jennings, warns that authority oriented executives rely on power over information. He says such leaders ignore input, misjudge crises, and risk removal as poor decisions mount. The pattern shows a president leaning on one trusted aide for data, fostering distrust and bad outcomes.
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Eugene Jennings
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Law on Burial Wishes for Elderly Couples
The law gives the surviving spouse primary control over burial. If both spouses name each other as executor in a will and in a separate visible document, burial wishes are more likely to be followed. Appoint a reliable substitute executor and arrange pre burial plans with a funeral director to carry out instructions.
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