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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1977
Page
7
The piece argues taxes on business affect individuals via higher prices and lost innovation. It urges a stable tax climate to encourage investment and consumption, calling for long term relief from excessive taxes on both business and individuals as Carter proposes economic stimulus.
A letter to the editor claims someone poisoned meat in the 400 block alley between Walnut and Cross, killing two dogs and raising fears for children. The note urges safety and names neighbors as witnesses.
A feature by Jack Anderson and Joe Spear examines a recurring weekly special. The column explores its origins, pricing, and community reception, highlighting entrepreneurial notes and local impact. The piece offers context on how specials shape buying behavior and seller strategy.
A deadly nightclub fire over Memorial Day weekend in Kentucky killed over 100 people and left many injured. Experts blame lax fire codes and corruption among local officials, with bribe-driven violations behind numerous blazes nationwide.
Paul Harvey notes rising distrust as health and safety rules multiply. He cites calorie council biases toward deregulation and quotes experts like Dr. E C Hammond and Rep Pau Rogers on potential overreach, warning that constant warnings may desensitize the public to real risks and encourage selective enforcement.
The Earned Income Credit extends up to 400 for low income families with easier qualification rules. Wages salaries and self employment earnings count as earned income while interest and pensions do not. You may qualify if income is under a limit and you have a qualifying child or student. You must file a federal return using Form 1040 or 1040A to claim the credit.
The writer details long delays in publishing The Golden Empire. Contracts, bankruptcies, and relocations delayed production. After months of work and a proof copy in May, the author then retrieved half the run from a Monterey Park bindery and plans to finish.
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