Right Approach to Town County Consolidation Considered
The Winchester Star editorial supports Virginia General Assembly bills offering Front Royal and Warren County residents a referendum on consolidation into either a city or county form. It notes current law favors city consolidation, previews potential annexation if needed, and cites the Commission on City-County Relationships findings.
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Liberty above life warning on state laws and crime
A letter argues age does not guarantee wisdom and urges lawmakers to slow the flood of seven hundred twenty laws. It warns that excessive statute risk eroding constitutional rights and moral foundations, condemns mandatory penalties and object penalties, and fears a move toward a police state.
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Tax Cuts and Politics Stir Ford Era Debates and House Clash
Private polling data to the White House questions whether a 12 percent income tax cut will spur growth or merely reduce debt and boost savings amid a confidence slump. Sindlinger surveys show 53 percent would save windfalls, 33.6 percent spend. The piece also notes a House Democrats’ caucus shake up as Rep. Burton edges out Rep. Hays, signaling internal power shifts.
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U S Food Aid Debated Amid Global Shortage Fears
The piece weighs pro and con arguments on expanding U S overseas food shipments. It notes 1954 start, dwindling reserves, and debates in Congress led by Senators Humphrey and McGee and figures Hesburgh Kissinger and Ford about immediate aid versus long term production and stability.
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Ten-Cent Dailies Face Doom as Prices Rise
A 1970s survey shows 15-cent daily papers more than doubling to 855 in 1974 from 425 in 1973. North American 15-cent dailies total 938, up 97 percent in a year, while 10-cent papers shrink to 832 from 1,316. Prices range from three cents to 35 cents.
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