Taxpayers Need News Media for Information on Spending
An Associated Press dispatch argues taxpayers rely on media to learn how tax dollars are used. It cites Philadelphia Electric Co. bills funding a company club, and a push to reveal 1971 municipal spending plans, highlighting refusals to disclose by Hamilton Township officials.
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Plot Echoes in 1971 Economy Script and Policy
John Cunnitt reports on how 1971 budget plans align with economic script. Alfred Hayes of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York cautions against rapid expansion without inflation risk and supports an incomes policy. The piece questions wage price guidelines and potential budget deficit risks in the administration's growth aims.
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Law and taxes for estate and trust assets confusion
A widow asks if attorney fees for settling her estate are charged on assets passing by will, by trust, or both. The answer: fees are based on property in the estate, trusts funded by will may then be part of the estate, and the attorney can prepare required tax returns. The piece also notes real estate taxes apply to empty lots. land is taxable even without buildings. It then shifts to a separate summary of U S spy planes, noting U-2 history, SR-71 capabilities, Kadena operations, and ongoing reconnaissance over China and Russia.
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SR-71 missions and risks amid Okinawa air spies
The article notes SR-71 reconnaissance flights based at Kadena, their high altitude keeps residents unaware, and Communist watchers await takeoffs to relay news. An Air Force spokesman declines comment on the spy flights amid security concerns.
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Corry steel plant takes over East Main street facility
Corry’s newest industry the McInnes Steel Company takes over the East Main street plant with a capitalized at $100,000 and a bright outlook. The temporary board includes F.E. Whittlesey Harry B. Smith Colin McInnes E.J. Lewis and A.G. Postlethwait. The transition follows a wave of local industrial growth and signals stronger employment potential for the region.
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