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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1977
Page
2
The Corry school board's contract proposal is rejected by teachers and negotiations resume behind closed doors. The piece argues taxpayers deserve open bargaining, questions the public employees' right to strike, and urges a public outcry to force transparency before any agreement.
The article explains how tax-free pay for illness and disability changed with the Tax Reform Act of 1976 and 1977. It notes a prior era of substantial tax-free exclusions, the subsequent tightening, and guidance for taxpayers to file Form 1040X to seek refunds under the 1977 law. It also clarifies that disability or salary continuation insurance remains tax-free for benefits but not deductible as medical expenses.
A Corry area school bus driver writes about daily routes from Beaverdam on Route 89 to Carter Hill via Stewart road and Route 476. He describes rough paving, dangerous Five Corners, student diversions, and noteworthy incidents from Firestones’ dog to a snake on board, plus reflections on aging and two graduating seniors Anita Sodeberg and Charlie Johnson.
Frederick Allen profiles wealth across professions and public figures in New York Magazine. The piece lists earnings of celebrities, politicians, athletes, and business leaders, noting vast disparities and the allure of money. It cites values for Carson, Burger, Ali, Connors, Namath, Walters, and others, ending with a reflection on money's movement and taxation.
A West Point style cheating tale spills into Annapolis with midshipmen’s costly long distance bills and privacy-busting calls to massage parlors and bookies, plus tax payer funded tolls and flirtations with race tracks and NAACP. The piece also links Coca Cola and Pepsi with White House shifts, throws in a Carter energy angle, and notes a secret FBI director search underway.
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