New York's tax cuts sparked recovery and lessons for nation
Paul Harvey notes New York's 1965 to 1975 taxing overload and welfare burden, then credits Carey Beame Koch with tax cuts and a real estate pause. By 1979 New York added jobs, lowered unemployment to national levels, and tax revenue rose, arguing supply side thinking could help the U.S. economy. The Wall Street Journal endorsed New York's path.
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New York City
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Ce Beame
Ed Koch
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Beame
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Wall Street Journal
Richland Cub Scout Pack 913 Meeting Notice
Northern District Scout Executive Wes Wilson invites boys and parents to Cub Scout Pack 913 meeting on Tuesday March 31 1961 at 7:00 p.m. in Richland Primary. Pro-rated annual fee 2.00. Boy Life magazine costs 4.20 for members. Pinewood derby in April and annual Fort Tejon outing in May announced at meeting.
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Richland
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Scouting
Great Magazine
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Fort Tejon
Mers
Lowell Bergman
Curtis Bergman
Edward Peters
Frank Martins
Shafter High School
Staff entertains Richland PTA with free show
Richland PTA enjoyed a free show as staff provided entertainment during an afternoon event. Several volunteers organized acts and coordinated refreshments, bringing together parents and teachers for a lighthearted gathering at the school auditorium.
Uncertain future for driver training program debates
The Kern High School District weighs cutting the Driver Training course due to money shortages. The PAF funds, boosted only 20 percent, could fund the program to $90-$100 per student. gasoline costs rise, and some funds have shifted to bus driver training. Verl Nash stresses student attitudes influence safety, while rumors hint at a Shafter Driving School start before possible permanent cuts.
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Obituary for Neoma Rae Barnes in Taft California
Neoma Rae Barnes 59 of Palm Farms Buttonwillow died Sunday March 22 at Taft Hospital of a heart attack. Graveside services at Westside District Cemetery Taft conducted by Rev. William A Few. Born August 27 1924 in Sopeka Kansas she is survived by husband Noel Buttonwillow two sons Lester H Lucas Tupman and Leo Sherryle Holley Lost Hills a brother Robert Davis Washington and 11 grandchildren.
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Shetter
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Butteloc Ferm Equipment
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