Our View On Deficit and Drug War Politics
The piece laments a failing drug war and rising deficit in late 1980s America crediting budget director Darman and Speaker Foley. It argues entitlement restraint spending limits and tax increases are needed and warns of rising interest payments while political courage is required.
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America
Poland
United States
Europe
Richard Darman
White House
Gramm-Rudman
Congressional Budget Office
House
Foley
Bush
When Big Words Backfire in Funny Classifieds
A humorous survey notes writers misused grand words in ads and prose. Instances include coquette vs croquette, ooze versus appealing vibe, and pretentious in high end housing. The piece warns cautious, precise diction and respectful debate.
Aiken Standard Staff Roster and Page Schedule
The Thursday 21 September 1989 edition lists the managing editor John F Boyette II advertising director Melanie L Arney production director Sue S Brown and office staff including Ellen C Priest and Phyllis R Carpenter for page 4A. It records the paper's internal roles and circulation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Boyette II
Melanie L. Arney
Sue S. Brown
Ellen C. Priest
Phyllis R. Carpenter
Aiken Standard
A Bidding War Over Tax Cuts In A War America Cannot Lose
The column argues the Ways and Means panel cut capital gains taxes to about 20 percent of 1986 levels, claiming lower rates boost the rich’s profits and overall revenue. It cites examples Smith Jones Brown to claim the poor are not harmed and calls liberal Dems and Jesse Jackson politically motivated. The piece lauds Reaganomics and urges adding IRAs, framing the tax cut as essential to American economic strength.
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New York Times
Dan Rostenkowski
Jesse Jackson
Ways and Means Committee
Smith
Ivy League
Jones
Uncle Sam
Palm Beach
Brown
Treasury
National Endowment For the Arts
Biarritz
Sam
Smith, Jones and Brown
The
Rainbow Coalition
U.S
Little Duke
Bay State
Reagan
Tax Foundation
Ronald Reagan
Richard Gephardt
Mr. Bush
Germany
Japan
West
Lloyd Bentsen
Bush
Lloyd
America
The East German Brain Drain and the German Dream
In 1980s Europe East Germany faced a brain drain as thousands flee to the West shaping a new German and European future. Western leaders may accept reunification but hope to balance reform with stability amid NATO ties and evolving Europe.
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York City
Europe
East Germany
Utopia
Erich Honecker
Karl Marx
Germany
NATO
House of Europe
Boy and dog Brandy repay kindness with rescue in Verona Beach
Corey Beers fed and cared for his ailing Shepherd Husky Brandy while veterinarians could not diagnose the illness. When Brandy suddenly barked and led the family to a sealed 55 quart cooler, they found Corey choking inside. Brandy’s quick warning saved the boy, and both return to play after the harrowing incident.
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Beers
Tammy
Tracy Beers
Corey
Brandy
Cody Avenue
Verona Beach
Mr. Beers
Mrs. Beers
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