Income Tax Debate Through History in the United States
The article traces the constitutional status of income taxes from 19th century Supreme Court rulings to the Sixteenth Amendment of 1913 and ongoing debates among economists historians and politicians. It notes earlier colonial taxes and the Civil War era tax, the 1894 unconstitutionality ruling, and efforts to amend the Constitution while highlighting persistent discussions on fairness and practicality. Sugar sales surge for Holly Sugar Corp with nine months ending last Dec. 31 up to 225 million from 79.6 million in 1973 due to record selling prices.
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Chicago
United States Supreme Court
New England
Congress
Supreme Court
Colorado Springs
Colo
Holly Sugar Corp
A New Idea on Water Power for Energy
A letter writer argues water power could end energy shortages in America. Harnessing rivers with dams and turbines would create jobs, reduce pollution, cut gas and fuel oil use, and lower electricity costs once installed. The note also mentions a Nebraskan classroom milestone and a family’s fourth generation at a one room school.
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America
U.S
Hershey
Neb
Birdwood
Buck Green
Stephanie Green
Green
Solicitor Rules Fluoride Program Ended in Wattsburg
WATTSBURG The board of education voted to end the fluoride tooth decay prevention program effective February 19, a move tied to a solicitor ruling that the district could face liability charges for distributing a controlled substance.
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Wattsburg
Board of Education
William J. Gregg
Daniel L. R. Miller
Miller
American Dental Association
Gregg
Public Health Department
Health Department
Six Littering Charges Withdrawn In Union City
Six Union City residents had littering charges dropped by Waterways Patrolman James Carter after District Justice Mary Jane Fuller cited a statute change. The defendants Wallace Ehrhard, Ray Watkins, Norris Weed, Donald Seeley, and Clair Jurton Jr. had summonses filed February 3. fines were refunded. The revised Fish Law added a clause restricting littering without consent of land residents, complicating the case.
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Union City
James Carter
Mary Jane Fuller
Carter
Fuller Vatfel
Wallace Ehrhard
Ray Watkins
Norris Weed
Donald Seeley
Clair Jurton Jr
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Valerie Harper
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Kennedy Airport
Barney’s
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Barney’ Say’s
Ushi
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Es Mupflers & Exhaust Searoe
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