Just Add Them Up Hidden Taxes Burden California Family
A September Reader's Digest summary notes how hidden taxes raise daily costs and fuel wage and price spirals. It cites Commerce Clearing House data projecting a 47 222 tax bill for a typical worker from age 29 to 65, with 21 870 federal income taxes and most taxes hidden in everyday purchases. The Tax Foundation highlights over 250 taxes on a loaf of bread and taxes embedded from farm to dinner table, urging public pressure to curb government spending.
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Costa Mesa man held after shooting in Corona del Mar
A Corona del Mar man was shot twice early Thursday after leaving a local restaurant. He was wounded in the scalp and later walked into his home for treatment. Newport Beach police said the suspect, Robert Ted Check, 20, hid under a car during questioning and is linked to the incident involving Donald B. Wolfe, 30, and Check’s wife.
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Ghost Bomber Lady Be Good Mystery Ends Search
The U S Air Force ended efforts to recover the nine crewmen of the World War II Libyan desert crash known as Lady Be Good after a 16 year hunt. Remains were never found and officials said most crew members likely perished during a desert trek across shifting dunes. Parachute markers and other evidence suggested they attempted a joint march toward the Sand Sea before failing to survive the harsh conditions.
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House panel battles over vetoed public works bill
Washington leaders clash as the House Appropriations Committee rejects an economy version of the vetoed public works bill in a 19 19 tie. A subsequent subcommittee vote approved the same $1 155 237 949 measure, prompting a renewed full committee showdown with potential political fights spilling onto the House floor.
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Equal Time Bill Passed by Senate
The Senate approved a bill exempting radio and television news programs from the equal-time rule, with President Eisenhower expected to sign. The House already passed it 142-70. Exemptions include bona fide news casts and on the spot news coverage, while some senators voiced concerns over panel show exemptions and potential bias against candidates.
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