Raiders Seek to Divert Motor Tax Funds in Pennsylvania
In a watchdog stance, the Pennsylvania Highway Information Association opposes a Senate bill to amend the state constitution to divert motor taxes and fees from highways to other transportation facilities. The group argues motorists should not subsidize rail and bus lines and warns against erosion of highway funding, noting past voter support for highway-only tax use and highlighting ongoing political pressure in Harrisburg and Washington.
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Trash pickup urged by Chestertown readers
Grass roots opinion urges residents to collect trash while waiting for a better disposal system. People should pick up junk in their yards and nearby areas, acting as unofficial area curators to address litter rather than blaming others.
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Dream jobs listed in a lighthearted plea for clever careers
The Carry Journal invites brief reader communications on one subject per letter. Signatures and addresses required for publication. Condensation policy noted and responsibility for statements disclaimed.
Hidden Tax Records Spark Federal Snooping Debate
The piece details how IRS tax returns are accessed by many agencies and officials, including Justice and congressional committees, with cases of leakage and impropriety. It notes White House requests for summaries, mentions Gerald and George Wallace, Arch Moore, and Bryce Harlow, and highlights Peggy Harlow’s role amid pollution concerns.
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Commission study on crime and gun control proposals
The piece views rising crime as a national issue, noting crime rates outpacing population growth and calling for varied policy responses. It references a three and half year congressional study commission, possible handgun outlaw talk, juvenile-as-adult proposals, and the need for tougher enforcement alongside reforms. It also cites low arrest and conviction rates and urges Congress to take first steps toward improved law enforcement and streamlined courts.
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Self service gas stations rise in popularity across U S
New York AP reports self service gas stations expand from postwar models to a growing nationwide trend with an estimated 7,500 stations by 1969 out of about 720,000. Proponents tout labor savings and customer efficiency while critics cite fire safety and social customs restrictions in several states.
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