Corry Faces Free Federal Ride Round Trip Question
Corry, a small town, has received substantial federal funds including $152,000 from Housing and Urban Renewal. The piece questions whether the benefits justify the costs, noting urban renewal’s gains and losses, dependence on subsidies, and the need for prudent, independent planning rather than a perpetual free ride.
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Corry
Tax law boosts kids tax free earnings for summer jobs
Parents with working children gain from the 1977 Tax Simplification Act which raises tax-free earnings for youths. The plan combines the Zero Bracket Amount, personal exemption and a 35 dollar tax credit to wipe out any federal tax, enabling employers to boost take-home pay without raising wages. Parents should ensure their child’s earnings are exempt from income tax withholding to receive the benefit now.
Using 1977 tax breaks for a child employed by a parent
A Prentice Hall guide explains how to use Form W-E for a child with no tax liability and no expected liability in 1977. It covers dependency tests, credits up to 180 dollars, and the employer parent rules, stressing legitimate wages, payroll taxes, and safe use of earnings for college.
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Prentice-Hall
Letters to the Editor on balanced gas billing and downtown merchants
A reader laments high National Fuel Gas balanced bills and plans to drop balanced billing, citing a $40 monthly bill rising to $90 for spring months, criticizing monopolies and ad spending. Another letter praises local merchant involvement but urges support for Corry’s shops first, noting price differences and asking clubs to back community projects.
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Gas Company
Hubby
FTC
Consumers Guide
Chamber of Commerce
City Council
Corry
Erie
Chance
Gas reserves and policy shake up energy debate
This column argues long term gas supplies exceed a thousand years given coal and gas reserves, cites a 10 year natural gas projection, and critiques price caps while urging higher prices to spur Devonian shale and Gulf region methane development. It highlights U S energy security risks from foreign oil dependence and calls for increased gas production.
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Energy Research and Development Administration
Pennsylvania
West
Assassination Plot Warns of KCIA Target in US
The piece warns authorities about a reported KCIA order to assassinate Kang, an exile critic of Park, detailing past abductions and intimidation against Korean dissidents in the United States. It notes Kang’s safety measures and ongoing radio attacks on the Park regime, plus related political intrigue and a separate note on a maritime kickback settlement involving Donald Brunner.
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Washington
FBI
KCIA
United States
Kang
New York Times
Free Republic
Park Chung Hee
Kim Dae Jung
Park
Kim
Tokyo Hotel
Chile
Orlando Letelier
Embassy Row
Donald Brunner
Federal Maritime Commissions
Sea- Land Service
Commission
Sea-Land
Brunner
Ragan and Mason
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