Tax Creep Victim Cost-of-Living Raises Push Folks
Tax bracket creep traps workers as inflation raises push incomes into higher tax brackets. Senator Bob Dole cites 1980 estimates that 77 percent of taxpayers face higher taxes with an average extra $189 per return. Willis Gradison introduces tied to CPI, but no action yet.
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U.S
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Dole
House of Representatives
Willis D. Gradison Jr
Ohio
Higher Tax Bracket Higher Bracket
A discussion on indexation in taxation notes Canada began indexation in 1974 and shows brackets and exemptions rising to match inflation. Albert B. Ellentuck argues the U.S. already uses indexing in Social Security and federal expenditures, while opponents warn against reliance on indexing for year to year tax changes. He says recent tax reductions favored extremes, not the middle class.
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Canada
Albert B. Ellentuck
Iaventhal & Horwath
Philadelphia
U.sovernment
Ellentuck
Industry seeks health warning labels on liquor and beer
The beverage industry backs a Senate bill requiring warning labels on all hard liquor bottles about birth defects and risks to newborns. Deluca notes similar labels should appear on wine and beer containers, with clear, legible text.
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Washington
Alcoholic Beverage Industry
Congress
Deluca
Department of
Besid
Nonice Adios
Metric signs in Arizona testing interstate 19 conversion
The Arizona stretch of Interstate 19 near Nogales is the nation’s longest metric marked road. Distances shown only in kilometers with no mile equivalents and speed limits in miles per hour. The program costs $628000 and aims to gauge public reaction amid legal and factual hurdles.
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N.Y
Tucson
Ariz
Nogales
Mexican Border
John Donnelly
United States Metric Board
Mexico
Cleveland
California
Interstate 19
United States
Tom Willett
Federal Highway Administration
Phoenix
Carlie Bolmer
Arizona Department of Transportation
Bolmer
Arizona
LFCC Offers Evening Classes At Aylor Junior High
Lord Fairfax College expands off campus to Aylor Junior High in Stephens City with fall quarter classes starting September 20 and running to December 7. Four courses run Thursday evenings including Interior Decorating II Antiques Workshop I and Parapsychology survey. Additional courses on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings cover Interior Decorating I Philosophy Stress Management Marriage and Family Parent-Child Interaction and more. Each 3 credit course costs 25.50 for in state residents plus a 5 application fee for new students. Registration ends September 18 with admissions available 10 am to 3 pm.
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Lord Fairfax College
Aylor Junior High School
Stephens City
Fiont
Ees Ee
Aylorealor High
Roller skating injuries rise with sport fad boom
The article notes a surge in roller skating injuries as the sport grows beyond youth. Dr. Andrew Patterson cites high, low friction skates and inexperience as key risk factors. Young skaters face fewer injuries, but heavier, taller, and older riders suffer more serious fractures requiring medical care.
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N.Y. Times News Service
New York
Toda
Andrew Patterson
Roosevelt Hospital
Central Park
Patterson
Coraren
Consumer Products Safety Commission
Whitmore touts Ken-L Ration Tender in TV ad
In a 1979 St. Petersburg Times commercial James Whitmore poses in a barn with Inn dog Max. He promotes Ken-L Ration Tender dog food and questions how it compares to ordinary brands.
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St. Petersburg
Testing Ken L Ration Tender Chunks vs Dry Dog Foods
A television demo prompts a panel to compare Ken L Ration Tender Chunks with Purina Dog Chow and other soft dry dog foods. They cut chunks to test texture, noting Tender Chunks are softer while Purina Moist and Chunky are plumper and moister. prices at the store are listed for five brands.
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Max
Whitmore
Aoe
Quaker Oats
Purina
Asea
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