Reversed laws of supply and demand warn taxpayers
In Our Opinion the 35 year old law of supply and demand is being replaced by a political demand and supply dynamic. Pressure groups push and officials fund. Welfare, foreign aid, public employees, and Social Security increases are cited as driven by demand. supply follows. As money to meet these demands tightens, failures rise across manufacturing, retail, construction, and services, signaling a shift that may outlast traditional economics. The piece cites rising business failures through late January and warns of heavy tax burdens on employers.
Mize bill seeks postage free tax returns to IRS
Grass Roots Opinion from Herrington Kansas argues Congressman Chester Mize drafted a bill allowing tax returns and quarterly estimated tax payments to be mailed to the IRS without stamps. The piece notes potential savings for taxpayers and suggests broader ideas to reimburse firms for preparing and collecting tax money.
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Herrington
Kan
Advertiser-Times
Chester Mize
Internal Revenue Service Office
We Could Live Without Vietnam Says Paul Harvey
A fragmented essay argues that ending the Vietnam War would reduce domestic strife and racial tensions, boost the American economy, and renew national spirit. It contends disengagement from foreign conflicts, prioritizing home front issues, and revitalizing Americanism as core goals.
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Paul Harvey
Vietnam
Roaming Round Corry area notes and local items
Corry Jamestown Clymer and area high school students plan a demonstration reportedly against paddling 70 hooky players while two area soldiers earn expert rifle ratings after Army basic training. Corry residents fear crossing the Erie Lackawanna line as signals fail. A March 16 sports banquet is planned at Corry Area High School. Sgt Theodore G. Cole serves in Vietnam and Stephen N Reynolds is a radio repairman at Tuy Hoa Air Base. Postscripts include a Jamestown College student named Donald Tanner and Holstein cattle naming rights for John Lindstrom. An eye bank donation from the late Clio Berkkhaus is announced. The AP mass spanking story circulates from Vietnam via Stars and Stripes.
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Corry Jamestown
Clymer
Kenneth E. Bacon
Willis D. Bacon
R. D
Spartansburg
Dale H. Beers
Charles H. Beers
Grand Valley
Corry Area High School
Rex Theatre
Corry
Eric
Pennsylvania
Hiie-Lackawanna
Nha Trang Air Base
Vietnam
Theodore G. Cole
Mir
Lawrence R. Cole
R. D. Waterford
Cole
Nam
Tuy Hoa
Stephen N. Reynolds
Lucretia Reynolds
Jean
Jamestown Business College
Donald Tanner
Donald Tanner Sr
Gould Street
John K. Lindstrom
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro, Vt
Clio Berkkhaus
Donna Hand
Associated Press
William Lord of Elgin
Bill
Pacific
Elton Bf
Army
Stars and Stripes
Dairy Lane Sold to Jamestown Buyer in Corry
It Happened In Carry 20 Years Ago March 9, 1948 notes Dairy Lane restaurant owner Vennis Folett sold the business to George Shoop of Jamestown. Also mentioned is a Supreme Court ruling on religious education that will have no effect locally, and a route planked road payment petition turned over to Ray Smock.
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Dairy Lane
Vennis Folett
George Shoop
Jamestown
U.S. Supreme Court
Corry
Swartz
Columbus
Clymer
Ray Smock
Department of Highways
Corry Evening Journal Local News Listing
The Corry Evening Journal shows advertising rates by mail and carrier, with per-copy and weekly charges. The text references Associated Press rights and editorial staff roles as part of the publication’s masthead.
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Orly Evening Journal
William Atoms City Battery
John McLaughlin
Associated Press
Corey
Questions About City Streets And Concrete Quality
City queries why paving and widening delays persist on North Center street due to Public Utility Commission approval. Notes on concrete quality stress and sidewalk maintenance, with guidance on aggregate use, finishing, curing, and ice-removal chemical effects. Also covers pothole fixes and downtown walk plans.
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North Center Street
Albert D. Claweon
Pleasant Street
PUC
Public Utility Commission
Things We Take For Granted by Hal Boyle
New York columnist Hal Boyle offers a humorous look at common beliefs and cultural touchstones that seem overrated. He lists items from home cooking to fashion ads to pop art, suggesting many are overemphasized and worth reexamining now and then.
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New York
Milton Berle
Allen Gin
Tal Kid
Hal Boyle
Robert F. Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Burton
Argentina
This Day in History March 9 1968 Moments
On March 9 historically notable events are recalled: 1862 the first clash of ironclads Monitor and Merrimac at Hampton Roads. 1796 Napoleon marries Josephine. 1825 postmaster general joins the cabinet. 1918 Pancho Villa raids Columbus. 1865 Rev James Reed beaten in Selma.
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Monitor
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Napoleon Bonaparte
Josephine
Pancho Villa
Columbus
N.M
James J. Reed
Boston
Selma
Ala
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Korea
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Carry
W. W. Waterhouse
the Corry Evening Journal
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City Engineer
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Center Street
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State Highway Department
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Joint
Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
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