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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1977
Page
3
Letter to the Times denounces President Carter’s Social Security bailout plan as economic disaster. It argues employers would bear all payroll taxes from 1981, harming hiring, production, and employment prospects in a stagnating economy. The writer urges Congress to reject the proposal.
A senior citizens perspective argues aging is a normal process and seeks the right to work without losing Social Security benefits. The piece decries age discrimination, notes rising costs, and urges equal employment access while explaining Social Security penalties for earnings.
Forty years after J Douglas Brown warned that government contributions would be needed to back old age insurance, the public ignored his forecast. The 1930s Social Security Advisory Council urged federal participation and a three legged funding plan. Now, the nation faces the consequences and could still act if it heeds that advice.
The June 6 1977 editorial lauds the U S Japan agreement limiting color TV exports as a pragmatic win for free trade with minimal artificial barriers. It notes job losses from cheap imports but argues tariff barriers invite reciprocal protectionism and praises Japan for reducing exports and planning U S plant investments to create American jobs. The piece hopes the accord becomes a model for future international trade.
Dr. Leonard Krivy outlines how campus visits aid freshmen to seniors and their families. He advises contacting admission offices, reading catalogs, bringing transcripts and portfolio if applicable, and asking about finances, housing, and student life during summer tours.
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