End of School and Start of Summer Joy and Caution
The editorial recalls the joy of last-day freedoms and summer plans for children as school ends nationwide. It notes graduates face new life paths, summer fun like picnics and trips, but warns of risks from drowning and traffic, urging caution and vigilance for a safe season.
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Print lives The Good News Finance in 1973
Edwin Diamond argues that despite high profile struggles of major metros, the American newspaper industry remains robust with stability in recent years. TV dominates spot and national news yet most papers remain solid investments as consolidation reshapes markets.
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Costs of Children and Household Expenses
A study by Reed and McIntosh for the Commission on Population Growth and the American Future estimates direct costs of raising a first child from birth to college graduation at about 40 000, rising to over 99 000 when factoring a mother s lost earnings. Additional child costs average about 48 800. The report uses USDA and HEW data on education and uses conservative regional parity.
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Government handouts seen as gifts mislead citizens
In Fort Mill the Times notes that many residents overlook the mechanics of government rebates revenue sharing and related programs. It argues such funds are not gifts but public resources shaped by policy and budgeting processes.
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Marjorie Vernon Turns 40 Writing to Settle a Dispute
Marjorie Vernon, longtime writer for The News editorial department, turned 40 while crafting a response to a lingering argument. A Fort Wayne native, she moved with her family to Grant County as a child, later returning to Union Township after stints in Gary. Her education spanned Union Township schools ending with Union High School and continuing to Kent.
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Marjorie Vernon University educator and journalist profile
Marjorie Vernon, former Marjorie Russell, earned a B A in education with a minor in journalism. She taught in Eagle California and Stark County Ohio, worked in a war plant in Denver, joined The News in 1956, and now writes mainly in the women’s department. Her interests include gardening, reading, poetry, and a large personal library. Bob Vosburg
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Kissinger as Rockefeller’s Ace for 1976 Nominations
Nelson Rockefeller backs Kissinger as a sleeper for the 1976 Republican nomination. Kissinger’s pre 1968 foreign policy influence, his balance of power views, and potential return to Rockefeller’s fold could shape Nixon era policy into a Rockefeller administration. Reagan’s conservatism remains a factor, but Kissinger could broaden Rockefeller’s appeal with a strong foreign policy edge.
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Mien GOP tax plan sparks debate in Pennsylvania
The piece analyzes Republican and Shapp tax proposals with a flat 2060 personal exemption, a 46 dollar cut versus up to 20 for some, potential pothole funding loss, and constitutional questions. It notes possible budget deficits, political blame, and the impact on business taxes while urging constitutional, fair relief for taxpayers.
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Maron Denison
Human crowding study questions animal territoriality
A report in Human Behavior cites Ohio State University researchers finding fewer aggressive acts in a smaller play space for 60 children aged four, challenging animal driven ideas of territoriality. The piece argues humans adapt quickly to density, noting Japan and England as examples of polite, queueing behavior under crowding. War is described as a uniquely human institution.
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Human Behavior
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England
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Municipal wage tax on lump sum annual leave payment
A lump sum payment for accrued annual leave is taxed as wages under the municipal earned wage tax. It counts as employment income just like regular pay for work performed. Unemployment compensation requires wages in at least two base year quarters with at least one quarter exceeding 20 percent of total base year wages. many job types are excluded from coverage.
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