What’s the Matter With Pennsylvania Editorial Echoes Kansas Debate
Victor Orn writes in the Emporia Daily Gazette that the Kansas era critique mirrors Pennsylvania politics. The piece weighs assembly power, budgets, ethics, and seniority, urging self investigations, real ethics codes, and periodic reform to curb graft and waste in Harrisburg.
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William Allert White
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Tax fairness questioned as 3000 Americans pay no income tax
Editorial notes that more than 3,000 wealthy Americans with incomes above $50,000 avoid income tax legally, including five millionaires, raising doubts about tax fairness for workers whose paychecks fund government. The piece laments the system until Congress broadens the tax base. The Reaper The Healy 3,000.
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Reagan Campaign Humor Recounts California Surplus Tale
Ronald Reagan recalled California’s $850 million surplus as governor and tried to give it back to taxpayers but faced Republican opposition. He quipped that telling citizens you want to return money is like getting between the hog and the bucket.
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Akes
Reagan
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Morris Udall
Ford
Seek Private Attorneys for Consumer Help and Protection
Consumers may turn to private attorneys, the Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection, and legal services for guidance. Consider whether a case merits legal action, seek referrals, and ask about fees and expenses upfront. Legal aid is available for those who qualify through Legal Services offices and bar associations.
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Legal Services Offices
Legal Service
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Bribery Debate Shapes U S Push for Unilateral Ban
The Senate Banking Committee weighs Sen. Proxmire’s bill to criminalize corporate bribes to foreign officials. Administration witnesses split. supporters favor unilateral action while critics warn of losses and diplomatic backlash. Treasury and Commerce secretaries urge deferring action pending a presidential task force report.
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William Proxmire
Wiscortsin Pref
Ford Administration
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Proxmire
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Treasury
William E. Simon
Commerce
Elliot L. Richardson
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Simon
Supreme Court faces test of civil rights era limits
Paul Harvey argues the U S Supreme Court has not swung conservative and cites a unanimous ruling on forced housing in suburbs as evidence. He notes ongoing debates over private school desegregation and contrasts Burger Court actions with Warren era protections. He warns of pressure from activists and the danger of overloading the court with cases.
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St. Paul, Inn
Thanking Corry Area High School Class of 76
A graduating student from Corry Area High School extends thanks to friends faculty and athletic staff including Mr Partch Gru and Lindsey. The message credits peers and teachers for support and notes gratitude for participation in sports and the class of 76 experience.
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