Business Today Sees Tax Theory Hit Small Firms Hard
E K Lasser and Beardsley Ruml argue excess profits tax funds should fund development rather than profit retention. Corporations could convert 100000 dollars into future value, taxed at 25 percent on gains, disadvantaging small businesses. Large firms may gain cheap dollars to win markets, hurting mom and pop operators.
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No Bids For Crownhill Culvert Repair At Amherst
Amherst village council debated plumbing code compliance on a Jackson street house and rejected several Brandt allotment issues. Clerk reported no bids for Crownhill avenue culvert repair. bids to re-advertise with Sept 8 deadline. A police picnic was announced at Greenwood Park. sidewalk surveys were approved to start on Church street toward Elyria avenue.
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Crownhill Avenue
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Greenwood Park
Church Street
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Brandt
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Amherst Jaycees Corn Roast At Wagner Farm
Amherst Junior Chamber of Commerce members hosted a corn roast at Wagner's farm on Middle Ridge road with wives and friends invited. Ken Alexander Jim Bauer Harold Bennett and John Ruth led the event featuring volleyball and baseball before supper and a barn square dance after dark. attendees included Jim Bauer Harold Bennett Ed Morrison George Walker John Ruth Sanford Slutzker Dave Goldthorpe Dick Ehrman Jerry Gromley Irving Emmerich Bob Wohlever Tom Heinzerling Fred Stilgenbauer Norm Kurth Nick Discenzio Jack Ehrlich and Norm Werner.
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Wagner
Middle Ridge Road
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Jim Bauer
Harold Bennett
John Ruth
Ed Morrison
George Walker
Sanford Slutzker
Dave Goldthorpe
Dick Ehrman
Jerry Gromley
Irving Emmerich
Bob Wohlever
Tom Heinzerling
Fred Stilgenbauer
Norm Kurth
Nick Discenzio
Jack Ehrlich
Norm Werner
Call Slumping Posture Aid To Good Health
A Chicago doctor says the old rule to sit up straight is outdated. Dr. Paul Kereek of Dallas Texas argues that slumping can be healthier and offers guidance on posture for better health.
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Paul Kereek
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Tex
Orthopaedic view on back pain and pose rules
In a Chronicle Telegram report Dr Williams told the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons that a portion of adults suffer low back pain mainly from walking too straight. He recommends walking with a slight slump as if climbing a hill to keep the abdomen supported and the spine curved.
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Half Moon Bay
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