Wartime Gas Use Criticized By Congressman Vigorito
In Our Opinion, Congressman Joseph Vigorito skirts the truth about postwar fuel shortages. He claims wartime consumption was not excessive despite B 52 missions, helicopters, trucks and ships. The piece accuses him of political cant while noting private use and exports drain supplies.
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Productivity lag and tax burden loom over 1970s economy
New York dispatch notes weak third quarter productivity at 1.7 percent versus a 2.7 percent long term private sector average. Rising unit labor costs threaten inflation if improvement stalls. OECD data show the United States tax share around 27.77 percent of GNP in 1971, among lower rates vs Denmark and other major nations. Government officials' contact details follow.
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Enemies List Rea llege: IRS Probes Rise From White House List
Washington reports reveal a White House enemies list created last June for social invitations. The American Civil Liberties Union found 28 percent of 95 respondents faced IRS audits, far above norms, including Mondale Gardner Wechsler Woodcock. Phone taps and FBI inquiries also appeared among respondents with notable cases of surveillance and monitoring.
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What is the Law What is the Law
This column discusses debt collection and imprisonment limits for debt in state law, advising on installment plans and access to legal aid if sued. It notes a lawyer may be changed in estate settlement, and cites anecdotes about political harassment and civil liberties concerns raised by the ACLU.
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Julie Eisenhower Defends Father Amid Watergate Storm
In a stark portrait from Corry Evening Journal, Julie Eisenhower stands against a media onslaught, defending her father Richard Nixon as tapes and scandals unfold. The piece questions her belief in his innocence while painting a nation wary of leadership, past and present.
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Corry Brief Council Set Backed By Budget Talk
Corry seeks a brief council session on Monday night if next year’s budget needs discussion. Several councilmen with two prior special budget sessions anticipate no outright financial debate but related questions may surface. A 1953 note recalls high school coach Schwab guiding 25 players toward varsity spots with JV backup. A blizzard disrupted 1933 plans, while 1953 Legion Auxiliary fundraiser netted 90 for charity.
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