Amnestying Vietnam draft dodgers sparks debate over penalties
In the flap over amnesty for those who refused service in Vietnam, the central question remains how to raise a future fighting force if penalties are only a wrist slap. The piece argues for penalties to fit the crime and suggests meaningful work could be part of the consequence.
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Executives Get Notable Pay Increases Across Major Firms
A McKinsey survey shows chief executives at 581 large U.S. companies averaged 8.5 percent higher compensation than the prior year. Among 504 CEOs serving both 1972 and 1973, 76 percent received raises, 14 percent took cuts, and 10 percent earned the same. Profits rose 29.1 percent and sales 20.7 percent, with bonuses and stock options shaping overall pay. Highest averages were in pharmaceuticals, soaps and cosmetics, and beverages. meat products had the lowest. Some executives posted pretax option gains over $1 million. The report notes long term stock programs and options as key factors in top pay.
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McGovern Letter Praises Ford Amid Healing Call To Unity
Senator George McGovern writes a private August 30 letter to President Ford praising his leadership and urging continued bipartisan cooperation. He commends Ford for healing the nation, reducing partisanship, and setting priorities, while offering support for the President’s agenda.
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Hemingway’s Key West Home and Final Chapter
The 1928 Key West house of Ernest Hemingway and Pauline is described with its fern trees, green lawns, and writing cottage. Max Perkins noted strong book sales while the author lived there, later facing illness and two shock treatments before ending his life. a reporter visits the cottage and reflects on his legacy and the city’s enduring charm.
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Law Q and answers on Pennsylvania divorce and estate rules
A reader asks if a husband can obtain a divorce without the wife's consent in Pennsylvania and about inheritance tax on a house when not on the deed. The answer: either spouse can file for divorce with grounds even without consent. uncontested divorces are common and contested ones depend on proof of grounds. The house would be sole property of the surviving spouse unless joint ownership exists, so inheritance tax applies if the husband survives the wife and receives the house by will. The second question notes small estates under 5000 can be settled via petition to the orphans’ court, a simpler process explained by an attorney.
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