Merger Debate Sees Little Risk for Sparta Township
The opinion piece argues that the Sparta Township merger with Spartansburg schools will mostly keep current arrangements, with possibilities of a new elementary building and optional attendance shifts to Corry for high school sports or vocational courses. It notes two secondary centers could exist and the fair might continue with students from both areas. The tone remains cautious about economic impacts and community continuity.
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New Year Reset Mixed as Economy Shows Modest Hope
White House advisers push cautious inflation remedies while economists flag hopeful signs for GNP. First quarter up $3 billion, second quarter expected to rise $10 billion. Construction booms, retail sales rise, unemployment steady at 6 percent despite more workers entering the labor force.
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New York Economists Question Fed Policy Signals
The administration’s cautious stance on wage and price controls tax cuts and fiscal spending creates anxiety among economists and the public. Connally’s statements contrast with optimism about a potential recovery, as consumer confidence and spending falter amid joblessness inflation and rising costs. Albert Sindlinger warns the consumer mood could drop further, undermining plans and economic activity. The Corry Journal invites brief reader letters on one subject with signature and address for publication.
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Taxing church property sparks debate on housing costs
The piece argues property taxes will rise in 1980, lifting Chicago homeowners to about seven percent of property value annually. It notes suburban taxes doubling and nationwide real estate tax exemptions, mostly in government and church or college holdings, eroding tax bases. It calls for taxing tax exempt property and challenging the status quo.
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In four years of college you meet a lot of people from all over the country. If there is one thing I learned from all those people from all over it is this that there are only five places in the United States where there is anything to do. Those places are New York City San Francisco Chicago St Louis Fort Lauderdale.
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Understanding TV repair estimates and price changes
A repair estimate is an opinion not a contract. Repairs become time and materials based once the set is in the shop. If the final cost exceeds the estimate, ask for the set to be returned and the repairs stopped. It was courteous to provide a revised estimate, as many repairmen do not.
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