Pennsylvania bingo laws spark debate on regulation and charity
In a 1976 discussion Rep. Alvin Katz proposes legalizing bingo for charity to curb rackets and unregulated profits. He calls current illegal games an untaxed loophole with misleading charity pretenses, advocating a 25 percent tax on noncharity profits and rebates to counties.
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IRS audit targets Senator Montoya amid years of wealth rise
The Internal Revenue Service conducts a quiet exhaustive audit of Senator Joseph Montoya's tax returns, spanning 1972 to 1974 and beyond, with scrutiny on whether Justice Department officials intervened. Treasury Secretary William Simon pushed for the audit after a detailed review, while concerns surface about prior handling by Internal Revenue Commissioner Donald Alexander. The probe follows a Washington Post report and touches Montoya's Watergate era duties and potential political retaliation.
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Equal Credit Law and Privacy Protections Explained
The equal credit law lets a former wife decide if alimony or child support can be counted as income for credit. Creditors must consider such payments if likely to continue. Notices before Feb 1, 1977 will inform couples about joint accounts and the right to report credit in both names, with signatures needed but no extra liability.
Trooper the Mean Horse Faces Birthday Tale of Misadventure
Jing Bishop recalls Trooper, a hard riding field artillery horse, on a Fort Drum campout. The tale follows a chaotic trot through picket lines, a baseball diamond escapade, and a midair elm tree fiasco ending with a humorous plan to mark the horse’s birthday on a bottle of glue.
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Road trouble prompts contact with officials across districts
Area readers unhappy with PennDOT discuss taking action by phoning or mailing legislators and PennDOT officials. The list includes Buda Omyer Capital Busing Farrsburg Harriburg Meadville Easn Verehene Jacob G Fusiat and others with scattered addresses and phone numbers in Erie County and surrounding areas.
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