Middle Class Tax Burden Topic Roils Capitol Hill
Washington news analysis notes the 1970s tax debate focusing on who pays the most under rising prices and new reforms. It cites IRS data showing high earners pay a large share while inflation pushes bracket creep, complicating efforts to convince middle income families under $20,000 that they are not affluent. The piece contrasts liberal and conservative views and warns politicians face re election salesmanship as many remain financially squeezed.
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Where To Write Your Legislators A Crisply Packed Civic Page
A list of U S senators and representatives with street addresses in Cleveland John Glenn Washington and small city districts in Ohio. Includes Ohio senators Nabakowski Pfeifer and Damschroder plus representatives Tansey and others. Also features a chessword puzzle with clues and an answer section Yesterday's Answer appears at bottom.
Daily Cryptoquote Lesson and Quote
The page explains how cryptoquote puzzles work with letter substitution and hints. It shows a sample mapping for A X and other letters, presents a new puzzle line, and ends with yesterday’s quote about government and minority rights by Alfred M. Landon.
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Another Front Is Heard From By Abigail Van Buren
Dear Abby replies to readers about body image and dating ideals. A reader argues men prefer small breasts, while Abby cites surveys showing 38-Ds favored. Another letter worries a physician grandson gives wine to young sons, fearing early exposure and potential later alcoholism.
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Grandson Criticism Tone On Wine And Airing Grievances
Dear Abby advises a loving approach to tell a grandson a guest asked for wine for a child and warns physicians to avoid risky provisioning while noting Scorpio traits. A 1936 Minneapolis streetcar tale about interfering in a public dispute ends with a lesson learned and caution. A brief business warning follows about staying alert to avoid bankruptcy.
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Tax revolt and pothole woes ripple through Washington
Washington pundits warn of a growing middle class tax revolt ahead of November. The piece analyzes public anger at the income tax, IRS powers, and calls to scrap the system for a flat 12 percent levy. It also details pothole damage, federal road funding debates, and trucking impacts on interstate highways.
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