Tax reform debate: wealthy loopholes eyed by Vanik
Rep. Charles Vanik released figures showing 54 individuals with incomes between 500000 and 1 million paid no federal income tax in 1973 while 24 taxpayers earning over 1 million also paid none. He cited eightfold higher foreign taxes by 1974 oil majors and urged closing loopholes to raise about 110 million for the treasury.
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Charles Vanik
Ohio
Congress
Yanik
Vanik
United States
House
Ways and ‘Means
Federal
Treasury
Glass on the playground sparks public blame
A first grade boy suffered five stitches after stepping on a broken bottle during gym at school. The writer denounces careless behavior by a so called Slobbus Americanus and urges accountability for the incident.
Astrology signs guide voters in humorous 1960s pamphlet
A satirical piece lists presidential candidates with their Zodiac signs and alleged traits. Gerald Ford is Cancer, Ronald Reagan Aquarius, George Wallace Virgo, Hubert Humphrey and Scoop Jackson Gemini, George Muskie Aries, and Kennedy Pisces. It claims astrological charts determine a leader’s character and notes astrology is more accurate than speeches.
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Adolf Hitler
Moody
Aquarius
Ronald Reagan
Virgo
Virgans
George Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Scoop ‘Jackson
Humphrey
Jackson
Aries
Sen. Muskie
Sen. Kennedy
Saudi Arabia
Taxpayers urged at MCCCD board meeting in Scottsdale
Fred Crowley urges Scottsdale residents to question Kenneth Badertscher at a MCCCD Board meeting in Scottsdale Community College about more than 30 million dollars in tax funds. The call emphasizes transparency and accountability for district salaries release time and press policies.
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Maricopa County Community College District Gove
Scottsdale Community College
Scottsdale
Kenneth Badertscher
Badertscher
MCCCD
John F. Prince
McCcd Board
Scottsdale College
SCC
Fred Crowley
Guns of Autumn sparks debate on gun control and hunting
Harriet Van Horne critiques CBS televised program The Guns of Autumn for graphic killing and animal cruelty. She argues the piece exposes a culture of private gun ownership, cites Gallup data showing broad support for strict gun laws, and calls for licensing and bans on private handgun ownership to curb the NRA's influence.
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Harriet van Horne
New York City
CBS
Sacramento
President Ford
California
Ford
Agenits
Fromme
Congress
Nation’s Rifle Association
NRA
Gallup
United States
Death Pershour
Daniel Boone
Preview of a new adult books store sparks police briefing
Women demanding a first-hand look at the establishment end up getting it as the Lancaster PA clash over the opened shop escalates. The Welland Ontario note hints at government plans to cut energy use by tightening building efficiency requirements.
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Lancaster
Intelligencer Journal
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