Tax poll shows public split on value added tax and fairness
The advisory commission on Intergovernmental Relations released poll findings from Opinion Research Corp highlighting which taxes the public prefers for federal and state levels. Results show support for a value added tax to cut property taxes, mixed views on fairness, and questions on which level of government yields best value.
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Rogan Administration image poll asks readers for opinions
Five months into Rogan’s term, readers are asked to rate the city leadership. The poll covers business climate, satisfaction, key failures, and electoral intent, inviting non signers to mail responses to The News. Additional comments on city hall are welcome.
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Rogan
Redevelopment Authority
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A Word For the Property Tax Fortune Opinion
The article argues against eliminating the property tax, noting it raised over 41 billion dollars last year and funds essential local services. It warns shifting the burden to other taxes is unrealistic and dangerous, urging modernization and fair administration to reduce homeowners' burden.
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Fortune
Nixon
Thoughts on values, fame, and truth in everyday life voices
Personal reflections compare pride and nationalism, myth and truth, wealth and virtue. Cites Eric Hoffer and Hubert Humphrey while critiquing vanity, parenting, honesty, and the pitfalls of living for appearances. Emphasizes concise speech, skepticism of shortcuts, and the limits of sympathy.
Hope Keeps Spark Alive in Desperate Hearts
A concise report notes HOPE efforts sustaining life and spirit for individuals facing dire circumstances, highlighting resilience, community support, and ongoing care programs that reinforce dignity and endurance amid hardship.
The New Castle News Editorial Policy Summary
Owned and published by The News Company in New Castle Pennsylvania the paper issues an editorial policy note about syndicated and focal columns. Readers are invited to comment on material on the editorial page with letters to The People Write.
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Littering fined after Arizona rancher finds note
A vacationer batch left on an Arizona ranch was shipped express with a $33 littering bill. The rancher found the address in the litter and offered to return items if charges were paid. The note highlights anti Italian-American prejudice and calls for a national Congress of Italian American Organizations to combat defamation.
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Nashville
Ark
Arizona
Soil Conservation Magazine
1972 Graduates Urged to Seek Change Through Voting
A letter to the class of 1972 urges graduates to pursue sensible change rather than riots or vandalism. It emphasizes voting to elect right candidates and notes future roles in science law enforcement engineering and teaching. The piece questions representation of Italian-Americans in leadership and calls for research into Mafia terminology.
Sewage Floods Carl St Residents Demand Action
Carl Street residents urge New Castle officials to fix chronic sewer overflows that flood yards and cellars during rains. They cite repeated promises, exposure to waste, health risks for children, and disruptions on Hamilton and Pennsylvania Avenues. Community members seek federal aid or emergency declaration to compel action.
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Joe Pagley
New Castle
Hamilton St
Pennsylvania Ave
Firefighters praised for quick, skilled response in New Castle
Marilyn P Morar commends the New Castle Fire Department after a June 2 fire near her home. She praises their teamwork speed and courage, saying their outstanding work gives residents peace of mind and proves the department is second to none.
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New Castle
Marilyn P. Morar
Albert St
Lawrence County Concert Association Thanks New Castle On Tea
The Lawrence County Concert Association expresses gratitude to participants in the musical program and to New Castle citizens who attended the membership concert tea at the Hoyt Center of Fine Arts. Mrs Nick Perrotta is Chairman with Mrs Thomas Elliott as Co chair.
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New Castle
Hoyt Center of Fine Arts
Nick Perrotta
Thomas Elliott
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