Reagan's Big Chance as New Administration Takes Shape
The Reagan transition team forms to craft a pro growth plan focusing on tax cuts, balanced spending, stronger defense, and steadier foreign policy. Analysts compare the moment to Roosevelt's era and urge rapid action to win over anti Reagan voters and avert stagnation.
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Reagan and FDR compared in inaugural economies debate
The essay contrasts Reagan and FDR highlighting calls for bold reforms. It notes FDR’s rapid action in 1933 shaping policy via unprecedented early measures and argues Reagan must push concrete steps to curb inflation and aid the economy rather than rely on prolonged delays.
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Democrats Face Change in a Time of Political Shift
A pastiche critique argues Democrats must adapt to modernization and a changing party base while facing a weakened Kennedy campaign, the rise of Mondale and Hart, and a Republican mood of brio. It notes enduring respect for Democratic service but warns of a government employee and ward faction gaining strength.
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Letters to the Editor Praise for Thurmond on bus ing for choice
In Fremont Ohio a reader lauds Senator Strom Thurmond for supporting school bus choice and urges national support after the November 4th vote. A second letter from Mrs. G W of Dunbarton Circle SE laments silence in her backyard as birds vanish, asking readers for explanations and noting a postscript about Mrs. Fenninger.
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