Congressmen Turn Back on Tax Reform Prospects
Washington reports House Speaker O'Neill and Senate Leader Dole aim for a Thanksgiving recess signaling the likely death of tax reform this year with election pressures seen to block progress in 1987. White House hopes hinge on Rostenkowski moving a revised bill onto the House floor to pressure Senate action.
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Washington
House
Tip O'Neill
Senate
Bob Dole
Capitol Hill
White House
Lee
Senat
O'Neill
Dole
Reagan
Roper
House Ways and Means Committee
Dan Rostenkowski
Dole Is Credited With A Shrewd Move In Tting O'Neill
Jack Kemp
Rostenkowski
Congress
South Africa
Bill Bradley
New Jersey
Bradley
Yyp Q’neill Congress
Reagan Rejects Shoe Quotas Upholds Free Trade
The piece argues President Reagan correctly rejected five year footwear quotas, noting protectionism harms consumers and risks a broader trade war. It cites past protectionism, potential job losses, and the need to retrain workers while warning of export job cuts and a possible global recession if tariffs spread.
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Reagan
Congress
Japan
South Korea
Taiwan
Brazil
Congressional Budget Office
Gorbachev Talks Like A Westerner on Deterrence and Gas
Mikhail Gorbachev tells Time that living at peace requires a shift from warlike action to a peaceful track. He advocates a central Europe chemical weapons ban while warning reliance on bans is unreliable and deterrence remains key to preventing gas warfare.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Time Magazine
Europe
East Germany
Social Democratic Party
West Germany
U.S.S.R
United States
Moscow
Johannes Rau
Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Poland
Afghanistan
U.S
Central Europe
Unitarian
NATO
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Alken Stannara
Aiken Standard
Aiken, S. C
Preventing Poverty in the Painted Desert Navajo study
Israeli experts teach Navajo farmers drip irrigation and arid-lands agriculture on five acres to stretch water and fertilizer. The Negev project, funded by the Jewish Fund for Justice, aids Leupp Sand Springs and Bird Springs with cross cultural work as Navajo economies begin rebuilding to prevent poverty.
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New Mexico
Mideast
Israel
Negev
Jewish Fund For Justice
Leupp
Sand Springs
Bird Springs
Navajoland
Maimonides
Painted Desert
David Mazigh
Advar
Najavos
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Witcover
Robert Dole
Emaine
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