Tax reform delays and special interests in Senate bill
An opinion piece argues the Senate tax reform bill is heavy and ineffective. It accuses lobbyists and tax lawyers of shaping a 1536 page measure with over 100 special provisions benefiting few, not simplifying the code or aiding ordinary taxpayers.
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Books and power shifts frame Middle East and Africa notes
The piece argues that rational moves under leaders like Kenyatta and Sadat shape regional tactics. It highlights Uganda's Amin as a dangerous neighbor, PLO leverage in Syria and Lebanon, and Libya’s instability. It suggests Egypt may curb the PLO while Assad expands influence, with Libyan threats and North African shifts ahead of the Bicentennial.
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FBI chief Kelley vows reform after new break-in revelations
Director Clarence M. Kelley disclosed to the Senate Intelligence Committee that illegal FBI break-ins continued at least until seven years after 1966 and that subordinates hid these facts from him. He urged sweeping changes to restore public trust and stressed the agency must operate fully under the law.
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Jacksonburg and Wayne Township Bicentennial Notes
Middletown diary reports Wayne Township history with Jacksonburg’s growth decline and notable families. The 1805 township name honors Gen. Wayne. local legends include Elizabeth Harper mystery and figures like Cox Hanby and Withrow. Book sales support the Wayne Township Fire Department rescue-life squad.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for newsstand, home delivery, motor route, and mail. It notes costs for weekday and Sunday editions, different delivery options, and annual or four-week pricing with payment in advance.
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Children’s pools plan sparks East End protest letters
Local residents urge repairs over removal of Yankee and Douglas pools noting impact on youth in Barnitz Field Breiel East End and Meadowlawn. Letter writer Mabel Daley cites lack of funding for parks and calls for action to preserve pools and courts.
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When final score is in
A reader notes Knothole baseball emphasizes sportsmanship over winning as players toy with victory and defeat. After games, players from red and blue uniforms discuss the match, underscoring neighborly bonds and lessons for parents and coaches about teamwork and fair play.
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