Tax And Spend Defines Democrats Vs Republicans In Budget Clash
The article contrasts Democrats favoring higher taxes and expanded spending with Republicans pushing limited government and defense spending. It notes a proposed $18 billion tax hike, possible petrol taxes, and oil excise fees as Democrats seek deficit reduction without White House vetoes. The piece previews upcoming veto battles over the highway bill and budget priorities.
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White House
Capitol Hill
Ronald Reagan
Walter Mondale
Reagan
House
Senate
Washington
Congress
Mrs. Arney R. Childs Remembered as USC Historian Leader
Mrs. Arney R. Childs 96, longtime dean of women and history professor at the University of South Carolina, edited the Ravenel Journal. She helped generations of USC students learn South Carolina history while safeguarding high standards of conduct and scholarship.
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Arney R. Childs
South Carolina
Aiken
Ravenel
USC Press
Fripp Island
University of California At Berkeley
USC
Still Hopes
Congaree
Columbia
Kipling's Editing Rule and Bird's Gizzard Lesson
A reminiscence on Rudyard Kipling's advice for writers focusing on verification before final edits. The anecdote recalls a Boxing Day test of evidence with Sir John Bland-Sutton and a hen’s gizzard, plus notes on language changes and a brief modern glossary of terms like ver b time and niched.
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Rudyard Kipling
Sir John Bland-Sutton
College of Surgeons
Kipling
John
Orion
Kemp must win New Hampshire to stay viable in 1988
In Manchester Kemp declares his bid and argues a New Hampshire victory is essential for his national prospects. He aligns with Reagan era conservatives, attacks Bush and star wars as key issues, and mobilizes 40 NH lawmakers and party figures while facing skeptical polls.
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Manchester
N.H
Jack Kemp
New Hampshire
Kemp
Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Tom Rice
Laconia
Reagan
Belknap County
Rice
Manchester Union
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Senate
Laxalt
Richard Nixon
William Loeb
Nixon
Bible Belt
Midwest
Marion
Pat) Robertson
Bush
Robert Smith
Buffalo
Smith
Strategic Defense Initiative
New Hampshire House
State Senate
State Party
Gordon Humphrey
John H. Sununu
Robert Dole
Dole
Barry Goldwater
Ashley Cooper on Clergy Scandals and TV Ham Willard Scott
This column reflects on infamous clergy scandals from fictional Elmer Gantry to real figures like Aimee Semple McPherson. It then rates TV weather host Willard Scott as a notable flamboyant figure, noting his media gigs, charm, and family life including Mary and Sally and a Virginia farm.
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Sinclair Lewis
Elmer Gantry
Mr. Gantry
Charleston
Hawthorne
Arthur Dimmesdale
Hester Prynne
Aimee Semple McPherson
Aimee
Los Angeles
L.A
Newsweek
Pacific
Carmel
Calif
Willard Scott
Willard
New York Times
Anita Bryant
Florida
USA Today
the Times
Scott
Mary
Upper East Side
New York
Sally
Virginia
Newspaper Staff Roles Listed for Local Publication
Circulation manager is Robert J. Baker Jr with advertising director A B Cubbedge and retail advertising manager Charles Grice. Production director is Sue S Brown, detailing key editorial and promotional positions.
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Robert J. Baker Jr
A.B. Cubbedge Retail Adv
MGR
Charles Grice
Sue S. Brown
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Tidewater
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Sacramento
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Women’s Caucus For Art
Museum of Modern Art
Lancaster
Alabama
Jack Kemps
Ashley Cooper
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