Political promises and Amish tax debate cited by Schweiker
The piece critiques campaign rhetoric and cites Senator Richard Schweiker, noting a 1961 attempt as a congressman to exempt Amish and similar sects from Social Security taxes. It argues candidates cannot fulfill all promises while campaigning and underscores the ongoing political climate.
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Schweiker Seeks Passed Legislation After Fifteen Years
Senator Schweiker, now in office, continues to push a bill he introduced 15 years ago despite opposition from ritual song sects who reject both the fax and the claimed benefits.
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Nixon doctored the White House transcripts, expert says
Claims Nixon personally altered Watergate transcripts after stenographers finished work, with Fred Buzhardt reconciling disputed passages. Reports cite firsthand sources. Nixon allegedly listened, murmuring that it did not happen as stated, amid broader discussions of transcript accuracy.
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IRS rules on meal deductions spark police rights debate
An eight hour layover may allow rest for railroad workers but meals at away terminals on one day trips are non deductible. Police meal allowances face taxability, with a split among courts. A 1975 Tax Court case upheld IRS tax of allowances, prompting potential litigation by officers. Special Tax Tip notes Medicare parts and parental support, plus Nixon transcripts and Sinai sensor relocations. The Sinai system, code named Jason, involves many sensors moved secretly to monitor truce compliance, with broad capabilities and long endurance.
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Oklahoma governor David Boren a rising reformer
The piece profiles David Boren as Oklahoma’s young reforming governor, praising spending limits, reduced welfare rolls, and a savings drive while noting broad cautions about government growth. It contrasts federal payroll growth with Oklahoma’s fiscal discipline and highlights a family perspective on youths in sports and risk.
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Wrestling on Saturdays at Corry Area High School
Excitement fills Corry as kids aged 9 to 12 wrestle on Saturdays at Corry Area High School. The event draws hundreds of parents and showcases both the sport and parental dynamics, blending sport with local culture and praise for a rising athlete.
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