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The Vernon Express lists its weekly publication details including the Vernal Express Publishing Co address at 54 No Vernal Ave and Box 1010 Vernal Utah 64076 plus phone 789 3511 with Dorothy L Peltier Aldon Rachele as editors News Editor and Sports Editor.
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Mopeds poised to surge in U.S. as fuel efficiency appeal grows
After a long campaign by moped makers the public shows rising interest in these low fuel vehicles. Mopeds reportedly achieve up to 200 miles per gallon with easy maintenance and low noise. New York legal approval and broad appeal for short trips boost expected growth nationwide.
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Europe
Carter
Motorized Bicycle Association
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Saving for a Rainy Day Needs Tax Reform
Robert F. Dee of SmithKline argues the United States has the lowest saving rate among industrialized nations except Britain despite high per capita income. He calls for tax policy changes to encourage thrift and a letter campaign to Congress to reduce taxes on personal savings and investments.
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SmithKline Corporation
U.S
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West Germany
United States
Congress
Washington
Federal judges merit selection urged to curb cronyism
The piece argues that federal judges are chosen for political favors rather than fitness and calls for a national merit system. It references President Carter's limited action, pending legislation on more judges, and urges citizens to push senators to establish state merit commissions with support from ABA and the American Judicature Society.
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Mopeds and policy clash in national energy debate
A discussion contrasts moped regulation with highway safety and energy saving while noting New York rules for speed, registration, insurance, licenses, and helmet use. It cites federal stance, state follow-ons, and potential costs of abortion policies tied to fiscal arguments.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
New York State
New York
AFDC
Supreme Court
Carter's Social Security plan stirs bipartisan backlash
The May proposal to fund Social Security with general revenues sparks fierce opposition as lawmakers warn of higher deficits and inflation. Critics fear conversion of earned rights into welfare, while supporters cite stabilization through employer employee tax rises. Concerns also arise over proposed maternity subsidies, AFDC impacts, and foster care costs.
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