Government spending stirs ire over tax and utility ideas
In Corry readers attack federal plans to raise the gas tax by up to 20 cents and Greenspan’s claim that Wall Street hurts more than average Americans. They deride Bloom’s 48 hour electricity shutoff proposal and demand real cuts to curb inflation.
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What is the Law about stolen U S Savings bonds
The article explains that registered U S Savings bonds lost stolen or destroyed are replaced at no cost to the owner. Only the registered owner or someone authorized under treasury regulations may request payment. A thief cannot cash the bonds and may face criminal penalties for false identification or forged signatures.
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How To Contact Your Legislators in Pennsylvania and D.C.
United States Senate contacts list includes Honorable Richard S. Schweiker and Honorable Hugh Scott with Washington offices. Pennsylvania Governor Honorable Milton Shapp based in Harrisburg. United States Representative and Assembly members Honorable Joseph P. Vigorito and Honorable R. Budd Dwyer with district offices in Harrisburg and Washington.
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Kennedy Kidnap Scare Revealed as False Alarm
Exclusive: Kennedy children received temporary White House backed Secret Service protection after a Boston tip sparked a nationwide alert. The threat, rooted in a police informant rumor, proved bogus and cost taxpayers about 126000. The incident led to extended protection for Christopher Lawford before being dropped.
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The New Gold Rush and Hidden Costs
Paul Harvey notes a renewed gold rush as prices rise, but warns Ads from private mints may flood the market. He cites Canada’s fading interest and argues inflation, stock market moves, and nonincome nature threaten demand. Hidden costs could add up to 20 percent. Baruch’s sell-high, buy-low principle is cited.
Rising home costs and a shaky market in the 1970s
John Cunniff analyzes the rising price structure of new single family homes led by construction materials land and labor while mortgage tightness and large down payments shrink demand. He notes prices rose from 30500 in 1972 to 35500, 84 percent over a decade, and existing homes doubled, yet many areas see a near market collapse. He discusses credit allocation debates among banks and housing circles, arguing banks must control credit distribution while cautioning against government controls.
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