Taxpayers League Sees 25 Percent Realty Tax Cut
The Pennsylvania Taxpayers League reports about a 25 percent cut in realty taxes due to 1995 legislation, with school funds funded by a new $29 million administrative income tax. The group notes ongoing organization and a push for further state aid, tax relief, and local government cost reductions in the next session.
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Hold Trio in Theft of Seven Cases of Beer
Guy Brown Walter Snyder and Wilbur Russell, all from Pennsylvania, were charged with breaking in and stealing between six and seven cases of beer from Frank Armstrong’s Emporium warehouse. They were held for the Cameron County criminal court, with bail set at 300 dollars.
Kane Athlete Humbled by Axe Accident at Sheffield
John Fridley 25, a former Kane High School athlete of Port Lar Street, suffered a severe gash to the left leg when he fell onto an axe while avoiding a falling tree on his father's woods contract near Sheffield. He was treated at a nearby camp, then Dr. J C Stilley in Sheffield, and finally admitted to Community Hospital in fair condition after heavy blood loss.
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Toledo arbiter grants 5 percent wage increase to Edison workers
June 27 report states operating workers and office employees of Toledo Edison Co receive a five percent raise. Arbiter Inard P. McGrady, acting as wage dispute mediator, bases decision on briefs from company and unions. About 700 workers affected.
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Tent Villages Rise as CCC Camps Expand Likely
Veterans of CCC camps in Allegheny Nation Forest prepare for hundreds of new workers. Camps split into units with 99 men each except Camps 7 and 101. Arrival schedules shifted with last minute cancellations and new groups from Fort Meade expected to depart today. Readiness for occupancy of first villages noted amid long planned site preparation.
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Groundhog Reappears After Summer Captivity
A baby groundhog captured by Billy Dunn last summer was released but disappeared. This spring a full grown groundhog emerged from under an old shed to greet Billy, suggesting the animal survived and returned.
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Chicago
Billy Dunn
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Pennsylvania Chamber Opposes Rapid Share the Wealth Tax
Harrisburg June 27 The Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce endorsed President Roosevelt's share the wealth plan but urged slow deliberation. In a letter to the House Ways and Means Committee, Pat Harrison urged against hasty enactment linking the tax to a Senate measure, saying the program is not solely about revenue and carries broad social and economic consequences.
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