Senate backs bill to bar occupation taxes on non earners
The Pennsylvania Senate approved a bill to forbid occupation or occupational privilege taxes on anyone without a compensated position. It targets flat taxes based on taxpayer occupation, citing unfairness to housewives, students, and retirees. The measure, led by Sen. Robert L. Myers III, aims to stop delays from court decisions and move local tax reform forward.
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Cumberland County
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Vacation Colleges lure adults with study plus leisure
Sylvia Porter notes a rising trend of colleges offering vacation colleges or alumni programs that mix education with recreation. Programs at American University and Hofstra entice adults with seven-day or two-week sessions, including courses, workshops, and nearby social activities, promising value and access to notable educators and writers.
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American University
Washington, D.C
S University Dor
Vacation college programs spread nationwide
The article highlights colleges offering one week study vacation programs for children and adults. Bates College in Lewiston offers dorm living and meals, Brigham Young University runs Education Week and a family camp, with other options at University of Oregon Harvard University and Stamford University. Schools rent dorm space and invite inquiries through admissions directors. Lovejoy’s College Guide is a recommended reference.
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Bates College
Lewiston
Familles
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
University of Oregon
Eugene, Ore
Harvard University
Cambridge, Mass
Stamford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Livina
Celgoraliog
Lovejoy
Odds against gambling by Jim Bishop
A column arguing against legalized gambling in Florida Miami Beach cites political religious and business opposition including Governor Reuben Askew and the Bahamas as barriers while noting large industry revenue from legalized betting nationwide. The piece contends odds favor prohibition in Florida with some chance of change in New York and reflects on personal anecdotes and public sentiment.
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Miami Beach
Hallandale
Florida
Reuben Askew
Unemployment disputes test quitting grounds in old case notes
A Pennsylvanian public service feature recounts workers who quit for reasons like boredom or onerous conditions. Courts denied benefits when motives were mild, but a painter allergic to paint won eligibility. The piece cautions changes in work could justify quitting in rare cases. It also notes a Middle East war risk assessment.
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Hazel
Kien
Himeett
Pennsylvants Bar Association
Menapaper
Brink of War and U.S. Policy Across Continents
The piece analyzes Soviet Cuban activity in Africa and Latin America stirring regional fears, Pentagon views on Castro, Kissinger’s South American talks, and a critique of Social Security plans for a $569 million computer center. It cites GAO findings of underused capacity and argues the center would siphon trust funds.
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United States
South America
Angola
Fidel Castro
Pentagon
Castro
Africa
Social Security Administration
Social Security
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