Deduction for mortgage under tax reform debate
The Carter administration weighs tax reform and raises the idea of disallowing mortgage interest deductions. Proponents warn it could hit housing, construction unions, and rentals while others cite rising housing demand and savings incentives. Housing remains a weather vane for inflation and investment, with mortgages and tax shelters shaping future growth.
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Sputnik remembered and the space race response noted
Twenty years later Americans recall Sputnik I, the 184 pound Soviet beacon launched October 4 1957 that orbited every 90 minutes. The event spurred a federal push for science education and the 1958 U S satellite launch that led toward moon missions and the shuttle program.
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Fans aim to reform sports ticket access and pricing
The piece critiques monopolistic sports structures and promotes FANS as a reform movement to make tickets hot dogs and beer affordable for the average fan. It cites a 38 million attendance milestone and includes a biblical allusion in a satirical tone.
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Being broke and jobs haunt a writer friend on the beach
A Copley News Service conversation with a writer friend living near the coast reveals the lure of Europe versus the bleak job market. They discuss low pay for teachers and lawyers, carpet layers earning more, sexed up by the plight of graduates and women facing limited professional options.
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Trapping Issue Two Debate Draws Editor Letters
Letters to the editor discuss trapping laws, a child’s plea to vote no on Issue Two, gratitude to local rescue services after a home explosion, and a church critique of Elvis Presley death commentary. The pieces reflect local concerns on public policy, disaster response, and moral opinions.
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Carter's unsettled policy era fuels public doubt
John Roche critiques the Carter administration ten months in, arguing zilch policy output amid a rapid, unfocused foreign policy scramble. He cites McGovernite influence inside the state and defense departments, a mocked contingency plan, and rising public cynicism about U.S. policy and leadership.
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MARK MY WORDS Soft spot by Jim Fiebig
An elderly woman pleads for police attention after repeated break in attempts at her secluded home. A wary officer visits, notes the damage, and promises a report and future follow up.
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