Administration's Fight To Control Spending Is Over
Washington reports the $227 billion tax increase signals the end of the fight to curb federal spending. Entitlements drive higher totals as conservatives condemn the tax hike grafted onto Reaganomics with Dole and Feldstein cited on the tax burden rising from 1981 to 1988.
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Washington
GOP
Robert Dole
Kansas
The
Washington Post
Reagan
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Martin Feldstein
Council of Economic Advisers
Treasury
Sen. Dole
Ronald Reagan
Tip O’neill
New York Times
Jack Kemp
Rn.y
Congress
Reagan White House
Canadian real estate broker offers Trudeau retirement fund
John Trueman proposes a 5 million Trudeau Early Retirement Fund financed by 500000 Canadians paying 10 each to push Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau into private life. Trudeau calls the plan comical while publicly shrugging off the idea as reporters edge toward their checks.
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John Trueman
Pierre Trudeau
Trudeau
Trueman
NTSB shifts blame in PSA San Diego crash of 1978
The NTSB now assigns fault to air traffic controllers along with pilot error in the PSA jet and private plane collision near San Diego on September 25 1978. The ruling deepens dispute with ALPA while endorsing changes to the San Diego air traffic control system aimed at improving safety.
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National Transportation Safety Board
PSA
San Diego
Air Line Pilots Association
NTSB
ALPA
Federal Aviation Administration
Exercise In Guilt And Self-Hatred Review
A letter from Prime Minister Begin parallels Hitler in a Berlin bunker to Arafat in Beirut. George Steiner's novel The Portage to San Cristobal of A. H. prompts critique on evil, Holocaust guilt, and Israel. The review argues Steiner fails to bridge Hitler with modern anti-Semitism and notes the work’s provocative yet unsettled conclusions.
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New York City
Reagan
Begin
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Yasser Arafat
Beirut
PLO
George Steiner
Hitler
San Cristobal
A.H
Simon & Shuster
Europe
U.S
Israel
Brazil
Steiner
Stalin
Solzhenitsyn
Walters the deal maker behind Africa's quiet ceasefires
Retired CIA deputy head General Vernon Walters, famed for brokering delicate pacts, travels the world negotiating with rulers from North Vietnam to South Africa. He is alleged to have shaped a Cuban withdrawal in Angola as a pretext for Pretoria’s Namibia pullout, a trade viewed by critics as compromising anti communist forces like Savimbi for a broader peace.
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Vernon
Dick’) Walters
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Paris
Hassan
Morocco
Walters
South Africa
Namibia
Pretoria
United Nations
Reagan
Chet Crocker
Botha
U.N
Angola
Savimbi
SWAPO
Luanda
United States
Ronald Reagan
P. W. Botha
Jonas Savimbi Walters
Jose Eduardo Dos Santos
Dos Santos
Dear Dr Graham letter on hypocrisy and Christlikeness
A reader questions whether being born again means living without gossip or failing duties. Graham urges not to judge Christ by flawed followers but look to Christ, noting Jesus calls for perfection and forgives those who seek him, inviting self-examination and forgiveness.
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Hitler
Mt. Sinai
Jesus
Karl Marx
France
England
Russia
America
DR. Graham
C.E
Christ
God
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Owen
Billy Graham
Doonesbury
Elieve
Palestine
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Pl.o
Thesraelis
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