The Pennsylvania Story Monetary Round Robin in Tax Redistribution
The piece argues local taxes in Pennsylvania are unlikely to fall and will rise, driven by the need to balance funding. It explains the round robin of revenue shifts between local, state, and federal levels, highlighting Governor Shapp's push for more federal funds and the state’s school subsidy program as mechanisms to redistribute wealth to poorer districts.
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Hy Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
Congress
Shapp
Arabian Peninsula
Spear
North Yemen
Soviet Union
South Yemen
Paul Rogers
J.ia
Fanny Schulein a Keepsake From a Reporter’s Past
Jim Bishop recounts meeting Fanny Schulein, a Berlin screenwriter who fled Nazi Germany. A Hebrew prayer book with photos ties her memories to Berlin, Nuremberg, and a lifetime of hardship. She dies after a long, unresolved story that lingers from Los Angeles to Charlotte.
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Jim Bishop
Fanny Schulein
Los Angeles
Charlotte
N.C
Fanny
Bertha
Berlin
Schuleins
Nuremberg
Germany
Virginia Lee
Immigration
Edison
Bellevue
Hollywood
Klieg
Hitler
Indiana Evening Gazette index of staff and subscription rates
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists staff names including Wray Thaleman and Lucilla Do President plus Elizabeth Fr Treasurer and Ray Kee Secretary along with editor Frank B. Hood and associate editor Hastings. It details subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail within Indiana and surrounding counties, with prices for daily and monthly plans and second class postage paid at Lana, Pa. The notice appears as a standard newspaper masthead and rate card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Water St
Indiana
KR. W. Ray
Thaleman
Lucilla R
Lly H. Nay
Plizabeth
Ae Ray Kee Vretary
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Carrier Boy
Armstrong
Cambria
Charfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland Yauniles
Oonside
Lalana
William
Hastings
Winterdate Social at Allison Home Impresses Checkers Fans
A lively gathering last evening at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allison’s on South 7th Street drew keen interest from Indiana and Commodore checker enthusiasts. The event showcased exceptional enthusiasm and community spirit in a memorable social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allison
S. 7Th St
Indiana
Commodore
Keith School
Augur Borge
Robert Burggraf
Terrorists Seize U S Arms From Vietnam for Global Attacks
Washington reports that U S supplied weapons from the Vietnam War have fallen into terrorist hands, including compact Redeye missiles. Customs warns officers nationwide to watch for terrorists with Vietnam War weapons and notes Libya as a supplier link to Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
U.S. Customs Service
Customs
Libya
Muammar el-Qaddafi
Speaking Freely How Many Will Benefit
National health insurance faces limits as demand for costly treatments climbs. Daniel Callahan warns of catastrophe if universal access encompasses expensive cures like artificial hearts, while stressing the goal to extend routine care to those unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
Daniel Callahan
Institute of Society, Ethics and Life Sciences
Hastings-on-the Hudson
New York
Congress
U.S. Catholic Magazine
Callahan
John Lath
Vanderbilt University
Carter
Barkan
Meany
Herb Mabry
Georgia
Afl-Cio
Mabry
Marley
Erie and Ottawa histories shape nation facts
Erie in Pennsylvania hosted the War of 1812 ship Niagara aiding Oliver Hazard Perry at Lake Erie. Ottawa, founded as Bytown in 1827 on the Ottawa River, became Canada’s capital in 1857 and evolved from the Outaouais. The piece weighs Britain’s health system costs and lessons for U S national health insurance.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Ottawa
Bytown
Ontario
Ottawa River
Quebec
Capita
Carter Labor Fight Shapes Vice Presidential Pick
Washington dispatch reports Democratic efforts to secure Jimmy Carter's VP, with AFL CIO Meany and COPE pressuring for labor backing. Mondale emerges as favored running mate, while Carter seeks broad northern labor support and potential California allies to clinch the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Washington
Jimmy Carter
George Meany
Meany
al Barkan
Barkan
White House
Carter
Labor
National
Democratic Party
Nelson Rockefeller
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Detroit
Windsor
Mother
Friends of the Library
Brom Fanny
Indiana County
State Secretary of Commerce
John K. Tabor
State Dept
United States
Charles Robinson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan American Airline
Soviet Aeroflot
Robinson
Department
Pan Am
Russia
Aeroflot
Mord
Troika
Bechtel Corp
Ford
Caspar Weinberger
Nixon
Treasury
George Shultz
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
William Co
Yemen
Joe Spear
Aya
Britain
Newspaper Enterprise Asso
Dodger
Tome
Gilk
Minnesota
Walter
Fritz" Mondale
Stim
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Hubert
Fritz Mondale
Bill Vanden Heuvel
Hugh Carey
National Maritime Union
NMU
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Shatiort Wall
Wall
Maritime Union
NMU Council
Ane
Franklin Roosevelt
South
Jerry Brown
California
Carter Field
Syo
Berry's
Hea
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