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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1974

Page

2

Tax Burden Surges as Consumers Face Soaring Bills

An analysis shows last year Americans paid 396 billion in taxes across federal, state, and local levels, more than the cost of food, shelter, and clothing combined. Per capita taxes rose by 200 annually for three straight years, while inflation fuels further increases. The piece cites President’s budget guidance and lists PennDOT contact points amid road troubles.

United States The Bureau of Labor Statistics

Inflation crisis review and Goodell as attorney general pick

The piece critiques the Whip Inflation Now approach as old advice failing to meet the inflation recession crisis and notes President Ford’s tentative selection of Charles Goodell as the next attorney general. It also discusses Saxbe’s tenure, Silberman handling duties, and a Minority-led critique of food price increases cited by Rep. Owens.

Washington Charles Goodell Nixon Ford Goodell James Buckley House Gerry Ford White House Saxbe Laurence Silberman

Ford taps friend by Jack Anderson

A Salt Lake City investigation shows groceries costing Owens' constituents more than the 14 percent national rise. Prices for breakfast and lunch items jump sharply from 1973 to 1974, including coffee, sugar, bread, beans, and snacks. A separate EEOC clash features William Carey accusing John Powell of meddling to help Purex in a discrimination case.

Owens’ Salt Lake City

Equal Justice and Watergate Mercy in Nixon Pardon Debate

Paul Harvey argues against blanket equal justice in Watergate cases. He cites Nixon’s pardon as case by case, noting ex president's fate ties to the republic, while warning against sloganized rigidity. He urges balancing compassion with law to preserve fairness.

Ford

Peace Festival at Maplecrest Farm Delights a Rural Attendee

Dan McEldowney recalls attending a community Peace Festival at Maplecrest Farm near Spring Creek. The all day gathering, organized by Polk State School chaplains and local clergy, built friendships through singing, games, picnics, and shared experiences, leaving the author feeling more connected to humanity than to social status.

Maplecrest Spring Creek Polk State School Polk

How to Legally Change a Name

The process requires petitioning the court and presenting certificates. Mandatory steps include advertising notices and a hearing before a judge. Strict compliance with statutes is needed and an attorney should be consulted.

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