Tax rebate deadline extended for Pennsylvania homeowners
The state extends the Property Tax Assistance Program deadline to April 29 for eligible homeowners. Rebates of up to 200 dollars on real estate taxes are available to seniors, widows 50 plus, and the disabled, with rebate percentages tied to 1971 household income. Indiana County offices provide forms and assistance, urging all eligible taxpayers to apply promptly. The editorial urges earth week stewardship and commends local anti-pollution efforts, noting tree-replacement needs in Indiana.
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Pennsylvania Department of Reveue
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Department of Revenue
Two Big Men Hold the Political Money Bag
A Nixon era cartoon style column argues presidential campaigns balance influence from big business and the disgruntled voter. A corporate chief fumes over funding while strategists explain money buys TV time and the need to attack big business to appease the little guy.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Richard Nixon
Kremlin To Pay Revolt Costs Says CIA Findings
Washington column reports the CIA finds Soviet and Cuban backing for Latin American revolutionary movements with Castro’s help. It notes funds channeled via Cuba, support for armed or political struggle, and a shift toward democratic tactics in some Cuban circles. Also covered are no fault insurance politics, a Blair County investigation, Navy secrets and Hart’s health hearings.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Kremlin
Fidel Castro
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Europe
South America
Castro
Latin American Liberation Center
Paris
Santiago
Chile
Latin America
Enrique Benavides Santos
Benavides
Cuba
America
New Liberation
Soviet Union
Guatemalan Communist Party
PCT
United Nations
Che Guevara
New York City
Frank Moss
Dutah
Moss
American Trial Lawyers Association
Herman Glaser
Dolly Plumb
Glaser
Senate Commerce Committee
Navy
Pentagon
Hart
Phil Hart
Dmich
Senate Judiciary Committee
ITT
Inside Labor Real Killers Still Unknown
Washington scene centers on the 1969 Yablonski murder case and the power web surrounding the United Mine Workers. Victor Riesel notes confessions by Annette Gilly to the FBI and special prosecutor Sprague, while highlighting hidden paymasters, the union’s vast assets, and the political clout that could shape leadership and policy. The piece casts doubt on who ultimately controls the union’s bank, health funds, and political influence as investigations linger.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Minners
Jack Yablonski
Annette Gilly
FBI
Richard Sprague
Sprague
Yablonski
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gilly
Union
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Hubert Humphrey
Wayne Morse
Boyle
United Mineworkers
John Lewis
Central Treasury
Leonine Lewis
John Mitchell
Roosevelt
Theodore
Franklin
United Mine Workers
UMW
National Bank of Stock
Germany
Pension and Welfare Fund
Penmarlians
Lewis
Congress
Ohio
Illinois
West Virginia
Tennessee
Ashington
Pre Fab School Debate in Pa Meets Mixed Support
The piece discusses low cost modular school buildings and a Mercer County pilot project, arguing cost efficiency versus traditional school design. It critiques Gov. Milton Shapp's policies, cites concerns over church-state separation, and notes a 1974 tax funded education program and related political controversy.
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Pennsylvania
Guv. Shapp
Mercer County Area Vocational Technical School
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