State Trooper Chauffeur Use Provokes South Carolina Debate
The piece denounces using State Highway Patrol troopers to transport seafood, produce, and laundry for lawmakers. It argues troopers should enforce the law, not serve as delivery staff or taxis and urges lawmakers to rely on personal transportation, calling the practice a relic of the good ole boy era.
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South Carolina
Congress Seeks Halt to Iranian Oil Imports Over Gulf Tensions
U S officials report Iran supplies the Persian Gulf with mines while U S oil imports from Iran rise to 819 million this year. Pentagon estimates show 20 million monthly Gulf patrol costs and 4 000 U S personnel receive imminent danger pay. Congress advocates an immediate oil import halt and a broader arms embargo to push for peace.
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Persian Gulf
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Senate Disgrace Over Bork Hearings Editorial
Guest editorial argues the Bork confirmation hearings are delayed by social activists and TV grandstanding. It says Bork would curb state power and restore power to the people, criticizing Senators Biden Leahy and Kennedy and calling for a quicker decision to fill the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
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Senate
Bork
Joseph Biden
Patrick Leahy
Edward Kennedy
A Small Victory Over Pork Barrel Politics
The Bureau of Reclamation announces a shift from building dams to managing existing projects and protecting the environment. The policy, dated Oct. 1, preserves subsidies and long grace periods, drawing criticism over low repayment, inflated costs, and environmental damage.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Confrontation Won't Still Work For Reagan
Washington reports that if Robert Bork fails or withdraws his nomination the Reagan White House cannot risk nominating a conservative justice. With Senate opposition solidifying, critics view a Bork clone as impossible. the era’s politics demand a nonconfrontational path and a different year for a successor.
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Robert Bork
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Abe Fortas
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Alan Cranston
D-Calif
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Taxpayer Puts IRS On Notice Over Botched Tax Lien
Allen Fehr of Freeport Illinois faced a flood of notices from the IRS after a real estate partnership audit left him owing $17 632. He paid but computer letters claimed the amount due, with added interest totaling 26737. Fehr pressed for a human review and warned of seizure while the agency blamed misfiled checks and consent forms.
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