Campaign Reform And The High Cost Of A Public Seat
The piece questions campaign spending limits for Pennsylvania legislators, noting 15 cents per voter could reach 17000 per biennium, while state reps Burns and Renninger say they spent far less. It advocates full disclosure and sensible spending caps amid inflation concerns and cites corruption worries in campaign finance reform.
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Pennsylvania General Assembly
House
Senate
Harrisburg
Big Oil data rules and no checks on figures
Jack Anderson notes oil and gas data are supplied by the industry and government analysts cannot independently verify figures. Congressman Moss calls for independent data gathering. Also, Anderson cites Doerfer Bermuda trip and Timm airline junket as examples of regulatory figures benefiting from industry hospitality.
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General Accounting Office
John Moss
Dcalif
GAO
Timm
Economy battle rages as Dent words loom large
In New York, Commerce Secretary Dent frames the economy as strained yet resilient. Consumers face higher prices, shrinking buying power, rising loan delinquencies, and cautious spending while some analysts see recession risks despite official optimism. The debate centers on whether recent data signal real improvement or ongoing weakness.
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New York
Commerce
Frederick Dent
Dent
Oil a lightning rod by Paul Harvey
A radio essay argues American industry bears blame for inflation and energy shortages. It claims corporations pay no taxes, energy policy favors oil companies, and removing depletion allowances would raise crude prices. The piece touts U S energy reserves and warns against converting industry into a public utility.
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Congress
Corry Evening Journal masthead and billing notes
The Corry Evening Journal lists its publisher William S Eaton and pressroom by McLaughlin. The paper notes Associated Press content and regional distribution details including carrier rates and advertising terms, with references to year and per-copy prices and deadlines.
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Corry Evening Journal
Daly
Gerave R Sample
William S Eaton
Geigergyn
McLaughlin
Foremar
Associated Press
Jeminapil
Savagee
Tax on Sale of Inherited Land Across States
A Pennsylvania resident asks about taxes on selling land inherited in another state. The answer: both Pennsylvania income tax and federal income tax apply to income from the sale regardless of land location. Advises consulting a attorney for reporting capital gains or losses due to complex rules.
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Pennsylvania
How To Contact Your Legislators And Legal Q&A
A list of lawmakers in Pennsylvania and federal offices includes Senator Richard Schweiker and Senator Hugh Scott in Washington and Governor Milton Shapp in Harrisburg. It also notes a toll free line and addresses for Rep and Dwyer Hopkins offices. A legal advisory states horoscopes for a fee are a misdemeanor and that a vehicle owner may authorize another to drive a car under Act No. 83.
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Pennsylvania
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