Pennsylvania’s 4 Year Tax Tale From Gubernatorial Race
The Pennsylvania Story notes nostalgia four years on as three major candidates’ income tax stances shaped by a personal state tax now in place. Shapp’s victory, sales tax fate, and shifts in tax policy illustrate the gap between campaign promises and governing realities in the Keystone State.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Raymond J. Broderick
Brockerick
Robert P. Casey
Casey
Milton J. Shapp
Keystone State
Shapp
M. J. Shapp
Keystone
Tony
Jim Bishop laments U S debt and inflation trap
Jim Bishop argues that the United States faces an unsustainable debt and rising inflation. He notes the debt ceiling, Treasury pressures, and costly government while critiquing past and present policies. He highlights gold backing, foreign holdings, and stock-market weakness as warning signs, warning that even a newborn is born into debt.
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America
Wall Street
South Africa
Switzerland
It's A Fact and Facts About Hall of Fame Eligibility
The piece notes two base requirements for baseball's Hall of Fame retirement and ten years of major league play. It also comments on American faculty composition, noting 224 percent of United States faculty on nine and 10 month contracts. It observes Americans spend less of take-home pay on food, and compares a steelworker ingot to a housewife's angel food cake as products from precise recipes.
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United States
Burger's Date With Destiny on Watergate Impeachment
Washington columnist paints Chief Justice Warren Burger as poised for a defining moment over Watergate. It details his readiness to preside on when the grand jury cites Nixon as an unindicted co conspirator and over 64 White House tapes. It notes his ties to Nixon and debate over disqualification, plus his court management style and pompous, demanding manner. The piece cites colleagues' views of his integrity and near constant security measures.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Warren Burger
Supreme Court
Congress
High Court
Watergate Grand Jury
Nixon
Leon Jaworski
White House
House
Burger
Senate
John Mitchell
Richard Kleindienst
Justice Department
Kieindienst
Alfresco
Harry Blackmun
Lewis Powell
Kleindienst
Nina Totenberg
New York
Secretary of Transportation
Capitol
Labor Plumbers Making $750 Per Week By Victor Riesel
Washington reports a looming wage boom in construction and skilled trades as shortages of welders plumbers and pipe fitters collide with energy driven demand. New contracts may push pay to 15 to 20 dollars an hour with overtime raising weekly take to 750 to 1000 dollars.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
America
Oregon Power Plant
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wright Patman
House Banking and Currency Committee
Labor
California
Illinois
Teamsters
Brotherhood
Senate
Bob Haldeman
John Dunlop
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
CISC
al Jolson
Speaking Freely First 100 The Hardest
A centenary overview of osteopathic medicine traces Andrew Taylor Still’s 1874 collision with mainstream care to a slowly accepted DO profession. It notes growth, legal licensing across all states, and AMA assimilation while mentioning debates over separatism and military service. It also discusses the Commerce Clause and a Congress bill HR 2096 aimed at liquor law equality and Balkanization patterns in state laws.
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Andrew Taylor
Baker University
Baldwin
Kansas
Still
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Amer
Congress
House of Representatives
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