Tax Burden Rising as Federal Spending Soars
A Washington column argues that federal outlays will total 71.6 billion for the current year ending June 30 1982 and 87.3 billion the next year describing growing deficits. It cites all level tax revenue over 30 percent of national income and warns that lower earners bear most of the burden. It compares U S and British tax patterns noting the danger of shifting taxes to the less affluent and calls for prudent defense spending without coercive taxation.
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New England
First National Bank of Boston
California
Mountain
Pacific
North Dakota
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Sinmaree
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Bradford B. Smith
U S. Steel Separation
Great Britain
British Financial Secretary
Wedding Bells Highlight Nor ay Officials and Local Social
Nor ay mayor Herman Tedsen marries Bertha Steinkamp in Reno to begin a new life with Mrs Pat McKeeown of Portland hosting events. The community reports on nuptials, European travels, open house, and an eventual return to Norway and post master duties.
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Norway
Herman Tedsen
Bertha Steinkamp
San Francisco
Tedsen
Reno
Chas Stelling
Europe
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Denmark
Tedsens
Pat McKeeown
Portland
Herald
Golf & Country Club
Bobcats
Rebekah
John Candler Adams
Coquille
Myrtle Point shoe shine boosts town glow
Hank Rodgers runs a Myrtle Point shoe shop at Spruce Street near Hiland Theatre offering top quality shines that locals say compare with New York. The column also teases local events and personalities including Ed Roberts, Harry Truman impersonations, and upcoming press activities as the town hills through wartime talk.
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Myrtle Point
Henry Rodgers
Spruce Street
Hiland Theatre
Wild political jabs hint at campaign promises and sarcasm
The speaker rails at political maneuvering, accusing unnamed rivals of empty promises and tax misdeeds. He mocks party shortcomings and warns against deceit, suggesting a cynical view of voter manipulation and fiscal pressure.
Ramblings on stricter penalties for reckless driving
The writer urges harsher punishment for drunken and reckless driving including lifetime license revocation to curb deadly accidents. He condemns current penalties as wishy washy and notes offenders act as killers at the wheel, calling for stronger enforcement and deterrence.
The Doe Photograph Sparks Confusion in Odd Caption
In a faded caption debate, a photo labeled A Chinese Puzzle shows a long haired bearded man with U S marks on his back beside a map. The piece questions whether the image truly depicts a wild doe and hints at local figures like George Heffman, noting humor and suspicion around the identification.
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U .S
George
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