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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1976
Page
2
The piece warns that lax ballot spending threatens the economy, citing Macauley and Henry Clay while urging readers to assess their estates. It explains estate value for retirement, taxes, and future family security, urging loss prevention and proactive planning.
Advice urges immediate estate planning including wills and trusts for middle income families. It notes Social Security and Veterans benefits are income tax free, suggests consulting attorney banker and accountant, and warns without a will state law dictates distribution. It mentions letters of instruction and possible tax savings from bank trusts and professional management.
Washington reports the CIA has trapped rare peregrine and gyrfalcons in Alaska for Arab sheikhs. An attempted smuggle by Anthony G. Angelos led to a guilty plea for violating the migratory bird treaty. Embassy denials followed, with officials denying interference.
A columnist weighs the likelihood of military personnel forming unions led by groups such as the AFL-CIO and the American Federation of Government Employees, noting parallels with civilian unions in other countries and raising concerns about veteran senior citizen programs amid federal laws and pay negotiations. The piece also recalls historical resistance to military unionization and hints at broader political and social implications.
The writer urges more oversight of government senior programs, arguing some elders abuse benefits while others truly need aid. They warn against widening entitlements, question free meals based on age, and propose trimming freebies while encouraging families to care for their own elderly.
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