Pennsylvania Cigarette Tax Crackdown Stirs Debate
The state pursues out of state mail order cigarette sellers with a $1.80 per carton tax and bills Pennsylvanians who bought by mail. Prosecutions have begun against 27 firms. thousands of names are listed. Critics call the tax excessive and question the cost of enforcement.
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Nixon may soften Cuba stand in a post election shift
Washington dispatch notes President Nixon may ease his Cuba policy after the election, resuming trade once the OAS votes to lift the boycott. If Cuba trade normalizes the Kremlin faces reduced costs, while Nixon seeks a quid pro quo with Moscow on Vietnam. The piece also covers Patman’s pursuit of a national bank charter linked to Dwayne Andreas, campaign finance questions, and a fast tracked Ridgedale National Bank charter.
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Mutual funds face new path as growth stalls and assets plateau
The mutual fund industry, now managing about 57 billion dollars across 11 million accounts in roughly 400 funds, faces a rethink after decades of growth. Redemptions exceed 10 percent of assets while purchases stay above 5 billion yearly. Executives like Anchor Corp. VP Jack Rogers urge new investment vehicles and closer integration of tax, insurance, and estate planning to serve the increasingly sophisticated small investor. The Corry Journal invites brief reader submissions on one subject with signature and address.
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Age and rebellion collide in a confusing youth debate
A reader from Detroit questions whether age ratings for movies define adulthood or merely reflect social rules. The piece argues youth and age are shifting targets while laws and norms clash over driving, voting, drinking, and marriage. It laments aging expectations and the pressure on adolescents from parental and legal standards.
Pryor to 30By Tim Pryor
The author notes industry noise disturbing Corry’s quiet, with a warehouse and Aero-Flow Dynamics nearby. An industrial zoning plan risks preserving little of the antique house’s charm as the area modernizes, with weak underpinnings and a tilted stairway.
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