States pay more tax into federal aid than they get back
The Tax Foundation analysis shows 14 states pay more tax support for federal programs than they receive in aid, with New Jersey at 2.107 dollars per aid dollar and Alaska at 0.17 dollar. Virginia breaks even. 35 states receive more than they contribute. Other high outlays include New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Maryland, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Massachusetts, Illinois, California and Florida.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Congress
Virginia
Sam
Bureau of Public Roads
Highway Trust Fund
New Jersey
Delaware
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Maryland
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Massachusetts
Ilinois
California
Florida
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Itching
The ad claims over a million dollars yearly spent on pile remedies and promotes Peterson's Ointment as providing fast relief within minutes. A 60 cent box or 85 cent tube is offered with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Ady
Just So. of Middletown on State Route 25 Georgia 27-8406
A brief listing notes a location just east of Middletown along State Route 25 in Georgia. No additional details or context provided.
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St. Rt
Middletown
Hopes for State Aid Increases for Ohio Elderly and Disabled
Ohio welfare officials anticipate higher payments for aged blind and disabled under a new $140 million federal welfare bill. The extra $5.6 million to Ohio would boost aid by about $4.7 million for the aged, $174,000 for the blind, and $37,000 for the disabled as the bill proceeds to the Senate.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. House For Representatives
Mary Gorman
House
U.S. Senate
Governor Powell Suffering Mild Heart Attack In New Hampshire
Exeter Hospital officials say Governor Wesley Powell, 46, is in satisfactory condition after a mild heart attack last Saturday. State Senate President Samuel Green, a Republican from Manchester, serves as acting governor in Powell's absence as New Hampshire has no lieutenant governor.
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Exeter
N.H
New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
Exeter Hospital
Senate
Samuel Green
Manchester
Powell
Odd Fellows Set Meeting Tonight in Middletown
Members of Middletown Odd Fellows Lodge No. 956 at 29 S. Main Street will meet at :30 tomorrow night and proceed to Mt. Healthy Lodge for first degree work.
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Middletown
Odd Fellows Lodge No
S. Main Street
Mt. Healthy Lodge
Community Meetings and Club Sessions Schedule
Wednesday events include Blythe Williams American Legion Post 231 at 7 p.m. and McElfresh Post 149 Franklin at 7:30. 100F Highview encampment at 7 p.m. Monroe 100F Hall. Knights of Columbus at 8 p.m. K of C Auditorium. American Legion Post 218 at 1 p.m. Legion Home. Order of Ahepa at 8:15 p.m. Greek Orthodox Church. Alcoholics Anonymous at 8:30 p.m. Thursday listings feature Lions Club at noon Manchester, Kiwanis at noon Manchester, Trenton Lions at 6 p.m., A A at 7 p.m. Alpha Council 326 Jr OUAM at 7:30 p.m. 19 N Broad. Lafayette Lodge 37 Knights of Pythias at 7:30 p.m. Castle Hall. Toastmasters at 7:50 p.m. J & J Bowling Lanes Franklin. FOE Auxiliary at 7:30. Middletown Trade & Labor Council at 7:30 AFL Hall. AEIF at 3 p.m. AEIF Hall. BPOE Lodge 257 at 8 p.m. Elks Temple. Moose Lodge 501 at 8 p.m. Moose Hall. Lodge 9546 at 8 p.m. Main.
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Blythe . Williams
American Legion
McElfresh
Franklin
Highview
P. m. Monroe
Hall Knights of Columbus
Order of Ahepa
Greek Orthodox Church
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alpha Council
Jr. Ouam
N_ Broad
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette ‘Lodge
Castle Hall
Toastmasters Club
Franklin Foe
Middletown
Kennedy Signs Bill To Protect Pension Funds
President Kennedy signed and praised legislation to safeguard pension and welfare funds in a White House ceremony attended by Vice President Johnson and Labor Secretary Gold berg. The act strengthens the 1958 Disclosure Act, authorizing the secretary to require full plan details, investigate violations, and enforce with injunctions. It mandates bonding of administrators and imposes criminal penalties for bribes, false statements, or theft, with up to five years in prison and fines up to 10 000 dollars.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Arthur J. Goldberg
Secretary of Labor
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