Students on first jobs should know tax facts now
Editorial notes teens entering summer work about pay stubs tax withholdings and minimum wage rules. It explains W4E usage Social Security needs and filing basics, plus considerations of dependents and parental exemptions for new workers and strategies to save and invest education funds. It ends with guidance from the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
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U.S. Labor Department
New Castle
Social Security Administration
Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants
New Castle News Postal Notice From Sow Castle Pa
Inbound readers are instructed to send address changes to News Co Box 6 Sow Castle Pa. The notice appears in a fragmentary postage paid line with routine mail handling directives and no additional events or names.
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Sow Castle
National Geographic Briefs on Ice Expansion and Tallest US Structure
The National Geographic Society notes ice increases by nine percent in volume forming a wedge capable of 30 000 psi pressure. It also cites a kids atlas naming Blanchard North Dakota’s television tower at 2063 feet as the tallest U S structure.
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National Geographic Society
Powers of Nature
United States
Blanchard
N.D
Oil shortage blamed on planners not markets
In a 1979 New Castle News column, the writer mocks DOE planning for energy cuts and argues Alaska North Slope crude could help California if trade and pipelines had been built. Indonesian oil and Japan's refinery needs complicate supply, with market-based solutions favored over political planning.
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New Castle
Indonesia
Middle East
Alaskan
Japan
Tokyo
American East
Washington
Department of Energy
America
Middle West
Puget Sound
California
Minnesota
Texas
Myths of Oil Embargo and Palestinian State Claim Revisited
A column revisits the 1973 74 oil price spike and the denied Palestinian state idea. It argues the embargo myth is overstated, notes rising US consumption with economic recovery, and suggests majority rule in Jordan could resolve West Bank questions. It criticizes U S policy figures and calls for genuine self government for Palestinians linked to Jordan.
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Voltaire
Middle East
Cape of Good Hope
New York
Jersey
Carter
Vance
Begin
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Jordan
Palestine
Trans-Jordan
Abdullah Ibn Hussein
Egypt
Nasser
Briish
Hussein
West Bank
South Africa
Rhodesia
Nicaragua
Israel
Sadat
Amman
Public learns from science and auto feedbacks
The piece argues that rapid progress in science and technology shifts power from engineers to the public. It uses the automobile as a prime example, noting obvious positive benefits followed by later negative feedbacks like congestion pollution energy use and rising maintenance costs. The result is a born consequence of an automotive society.
Anticipate the Negative Before It Pollutes Our Planet
Sydney J. Harris warns that rapid tech advances yield profits and service yet bring delayed adverse effects. He argues for early reform and precaution as nuclear and chemical risks emerge, to avoid entrenched harm to society and future generations.
Where Will You Spend Eternity According to Billy Graham
A reader asks how to overcome fear of death. Graham responds that death is the beginning of a new existence and offers salvation through Jesus Christ. He cites scripture and urges inviting Christ as Lord to be saved and assured of heaven.
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Heaven
God
Hell
Jesus Christ
Christ
Billy Graham
American professor paves way for Chinese journalism reform
James Aronson, an American journalism professor, arrived in Peking to establish post graduate studies in journalism in Communist China. He will lecture in English, mentor 17 students, and edit transcripts for a modern English language journalism textbook as China’s press standards gradually loosen and bureaus expand. His wife Grambs Miller, born in Peking, plans a children’s book publication in China.
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China
James Aronson
New York City
Hunter College
Aronson
National
Guardian
Peking
Communist
New China News Agency
National Academy of Social Sciences
Communist Party
People’s Daily
Grambs Miller
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