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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1977
Page
2
The piece argues that economic theories rarely align and political leaders hedge on applying them. It notes UW economists once claimed inflation harms the affluent less than the poor, citing a "poor price index" idea. The text questions political feasibility of selling such concepts to Congress.
A Chicago executive recruiting firm president notes a shift back to valuing experience and maturity over youth in major roles. Over the last five to seven years boards have grown cautious after early career stumbles, though age itself is not preferred over youth.
A Corry Evening Journal reader laments locals traveling to Jamestown for goods at higher costs. He argues small town merchants, often family stores, can undersell bigger shops, sharing a tale of a work list interrupted by a shopping trip for four children and a Chamber of Commerce connection. He cites a broader pattern of out-of-town buying and invites discussion.
Sylvia Porter outlines strategies to maximize dependent deductions for aging parents. She explains when the gross income test can be avoided, use of dividend exclusions, joint stock ownership, tax free investments, and a short term payout trust to shift income to parents. The article emphasizes acting now to reduce high tax brackets and preserve family assets.
A vivid feature recounts Paul DiCaro and Deborah Friedman’s brush with Mexican narcotics laws. After warnings on severe sentences, bribes, and legal aid, they secure an attorney and return home amid warnings that foreign justice can be brutal and arbitrary.
A 1957 Nevada nuclear test named Big Smoky left 40 Canadian volunteers exposed to radiation with later leukemia risk. The Canadian government was not informed until contacted by the U S embassy. The Seventh Platoon of The Queens Own Rifles participated alongside 1,200 American GIs near Ground Zero at Desert Rock Nevada.
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