TurboTrain to roll into Cincinnati Union Terminal Sunday
Showpiece in Cincinnati may signal future rail travel as Amtrak’s TurboTrain, modeled after jet tech, tours Union Terminal from 7 p.m. Sunday to 7 40 a.m. Monday. The fast 140 mph train promises comfort and lower fares, aiming to reverse years of declining rail service while noting further development is needed.
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Three New Jersey Lottery Winners Reflect On Life Change
Three men who won million dollar prizes in New Jersey discuss retirement plans and job commitments. A printer, an insurance agent, and a telephone technician say they would spend carefully or keep working. The piece questions lottery promises for the poor and criticizes state lotteries as a substitute for taxes.
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Nixon Economics Policy And Inflation Under Renewed Scrutiny
Jeffrey Hart analyzes Nixon's economic moves with Dartmouth professor Colin Campbell. He cites inflation trends from 1968 to 1974, the impact of monetary policy, war spending, and wage price debates, noting political pressure shifted strategy from gradualism to sharper actions amid rising unemployment.
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The Journal Publishes Daily by News Journal Inc Middletown
The Journal Publications detail subscription rates for daily weekday copies at newsstands and home delivery, with motor route, mail, and overseas options. It notes pricing structures, service charges, payment terms, and establishment history dating to 1657.
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Tax credits eyed to fund private schooling debates
Washington reports discuss states using tax credits or vouchers to help parents pay private school tuition. The plan, seen as avoiding entanglement with church funds, would let taxpayers deduct education costs or receive rebates, with debates over constitutional limits and potential school discrimination.
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Tax Reform Row Exposes Club Members Tax Puzzle
A humorous take on federal rules forcing clubs to classifying income for more than eight users. A NY clubman cites Revenue Procedure 71-7, showing how nonmember use can be taxable. The piece lampoons etiquette and bureaucratic paperwork at a Withering Heights style gathering.
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Restore Sorg Mansion Letter to the Editor urges preserving landmark
In Middletown residents urge Arts in Middletown to restore the Sorg Mansion rather than build a new downtown building. The letter argues the mansion is a historic treasure in need of civic pride and community use. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Pat Rossi of 306 S Main St.
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