Saving Social Security Faces Budget Myths and Realics
The piece argues that a $40 billion cut is a myth and the July cost of living increase will proceed. It explains deficits will shrink Social Security reserves to about $7 billion next year, risking interfund borrowing and fund depletion. It urges separating Social Security from the general budget to reveal true trust fund status and rally public support to preserve benefits.
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Common Low Mood Seen Across History and Society
The article notes that depression is a long standing issue affecting notable figures like Churchill and Aldrin. It cites millions affected in the United States and highlights underfunding of mental health relative to other illnesses and the impact of treatment advances on hospitalization. It discusses drug therapies and societal costs including crime and productivity.
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United States
Revealing Study on God Country and Work Values Across Cultures
A survey of 1,200 people in 15 Western culture countries shows a large U.S. lead in pride of work and nationality, and belief in God, with Europe lagging. The study highlights gaps between conservative values and liberal issues and questions the full picture of inner life across nations.
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U.S
Europe
Japan
America
Western
West Germany
Ireland
Britain
France
John Hinckley
Watergate shadows linger as Stans case sparks debate
A column reflects on the Watergate era marking ten years since the break in while arguing media double standards and the persecution of Maurice Stans. It contends Stans faced unproven corruption charges, endured a ruined reputation, and seeks restitution from the Senate and press.
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Commerce
Nixon
Finance Committee
Stans
Watergate
Overseas Private Investment Corporation
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