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i i i Pass Three WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1 1971 VOL 49 NO 7 'foreign or -domestic agreement which would abrogate the Constitution SECTION THREE gives the Federal Government three years to relinquish-its commercial or business enterprises and properties SECTION FOUR repeals the personal income tax also estate and gift taxes after the three year limit: 'The United States Government loses more money in these unauthorized businesses than it col-lects from personal income taxes each year For exaipple in the year 1967' the United States Go- 1 vernment collected about 64 bill ibn in personal income tax but spent 66 billion to support unconstitutional businesses which operate in' the red yearly The revenues from personal income taxes were offset-by being gobbled -up by losing businesses (which is un-constitutional) and by the vast IRS bureaucratic noted Mr Stone about Social Security and 1 Welfare? The first could be taken over by private corporations and Welfare should be handled he suggested The Liberty Amendment Com-: mittec of Western New York will be celebrating the pre-filing of the Amendment in both Houses with a dinner dance Thursday January 20th 1972 at the VFW Post IS8 Holden at Central Park Plaza Buffalo NY i For more information' epneern-' ing the Liberty Amendment or In attending the dinner you may con- tact Arthur Ryan ISI Schwartz' Rd Lancaster NY 14086 The Liberty-Amendment' resolution calling for the relinquish ment of all commercial and busi- ness enterprises engaged by the Federal Government and the abolition of the personal income tax will be introduced into the New York State Legislature this year Senator James Donovan of Chad wicks NY will introduce it into thq Senate and John Flack of Queens also Albert Hausbeck of Buffalo will at the same time introduce it into the Assembly This announcement was made by Willis Stone head of the National Liberty Amendment Com mittce In the Hotel Utica Utica NY MrStone expressed great optimism -that the Amendment i could be passed this session 'The people are fed up with taxation tyranny: and of being reduced to he said The legislatures of seven states have already passed the Amendment When thirty-four states pass the Liberty Amendment Congress must then acknowledge this as the will of the people Prior to this Congress' must call a Con- stitutional Convention which would then put the Amendment to vote by the people The Liberty Amendment basically in four sections calls for the Government to work only within the framework of the United States Constitution SECTION ONE prohibits tiieGo-vemment from engaging in any commercial enterprise not sped- fled in the Constitution'1 SECTION TWO states that the laws of any state or the United States shall not be subject to any KEMP DISCUSSES PLANS Congressman Jack Kemp (center) with Dr Gerald Murphy director 'of the Roswell Park Memorial Institute (left) and Edwin A Minnd associate institute director and dean of Graduate Studies at Roswell's recent exhibit on cancer research and treatment on Capitol Hill Tax Relief Program Applications The legislation now -goes to a House-Senate Conference where conferees are to iron out differ- -cnees' including the question of Whether the National Cancer In- stitute will operate as part of the -National Institutes of Health or -function as a largely independent agency Kemp declared "promise to speed 1 the pace of cancer Another provision would in- crease the present numberofclini- -cal research centers from eight to IS and each center would be eligible for block grants of up to 55 million each' have been mailed to all property owners who were eligible last year Additional applications are anticipated this year due to the increase in income limitsbythe Village Board to S4000 If you have become eligible during the year simply call the Village Hall (649-0200) and an application form will be mailcd to you Applications will' be accepted at the Village Hall Monday thru Fri-years -day' from 8:30 am to 4:30 until December 29 1971 inf Vj 71 roOMTEO or it 'iv 1 rL Congressman Jack Kemp today' hailed House approval of a SIS9 billion authorization to accelerate the nation's fight against cancer as "a giant step forward toward the eventual goal of eliminating the dread disease which it is es-' timated with claim 335000 lives in 1971" The authorization measure passed the House by a 350 to' five vote Monday Kemp said doctors and staff members of the Roswell Park Memorial Institute be given a share of the credit for passage of this' historic legislation as a result of the outstanding exhibit highlighting research and treatment displayed last week on Capitol Kemp voted for the authorization which would be made available over the next three years and testified in belialf of funding on Oct 1 1 when a House Subcommittee on Public Health and Environment held hearings on the legis- lation at the Institute in Buffalo Among other features the bill provides fora spccdupof research grant procedures 1 Grants of 535000 and under affecting nearly 40 percent of all grant applications would be reviewed by peer groups then forwarded to the rector of the National Cancer stitute for approyalThe -director also could convene the National -Cancer Advisory -Council at any time to consider promising grant applications instead of waiting for award approvals by the council which currently meets quarterly "The faster grant Applications are currently being received in' the' office of the Hamburg Village clerk-Treasurer for partial tax exemption ofvillage taxes on real property of elderly persons (over' 65) who meet the requirements as set forth in the Real Property Tax Law Principal requirements are: at least one of the owners of record must be 6S years or older' combined annual income connot exceed 54000 applicants must prove ownership for-at least prior to applying for tax and the property must be used exclusively for residential purposes The tax relief program was started in 1967 and the- Village Assessor emphasizes that property owners whose applications were approved last year must reapply this year Renewal forms Alan Greenfield Named Moderator Town of Hamburg Director of Recreation Alan Greenfield has been named Moderator for a pane an "Redesign in Education andHow it Affects at the Ge ncsee Valley Recreation and Park' Society Conference at Avon New York on December 2 1971 Several hundred recreation and park professionals from Western and Central New York are expected to aU tend relief Retired Men's Club Set Luncheon Date The Lake Shore Retired Mens Club started the inter season ith a dinner at the Island Park Rc- staurant Gardcnvillq NY The membership is comprised 1 of retired men from TownofHam-burg and South Towns As usual we have having our lunches the second Thursday of each month in our club rooms at the Blasdcll Village Hall Miriam and La Belle Ave Blasdcll NY The lunch on Dec 9 will feature 'Slides' of a trip thru Canada and 'Alaska' New member's are welcome' Various items afTecting retired men and senior citizens ill be RECYCLING CENTER 'On Saturday at tlam the Hamburg Revivling Center Nils officially yv Tth'- Center is A-rated at tht: Luke Shan Eire llall tl Lake Sfaw and Risers KJ Pictured are Ullage Abit Lit' Tocn tnmilman Eugene H'ardzinski Barbara Nolan Miss Marge of Rtwkelshir VAi Johannes Mark Catvleoli and Harry Jacobs- lilllillitflllti littilmlUilUitUttkltiUi uUli.