Reform debate threatens hidden costs for taxpayers
The editorial cautions that so called tax reform may raise taxes on corporations and hit the public with higher costs. It argues corporate taxes form part of business costs and warns against shifting burdens while urging lower rates and faster depreciation to boost U.S. investment and productivity.
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National Review Magazine
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Congress
Sharing Cleanup Costs and Local Responsibility
The article argues environmental cleanup is costly for industry and communities with plant closures relocations and job losses. It cites an $800000 payroll loss when a town refused a municipal bond for waste treatment and estimates cleanup at 287 billion in the 1970s or 100 per person annually. Businesses already pay. citizens must share the burden.
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Council On Environmental Quality
USS
Memory Maze in a Night Ride
A weary driver recalls a late night chase through streets and alleys as questions about where people live spiral into a tangle of addresses and names. The piece evokes confusion and pursuit with scattered clues and local street details.
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Mannix
Barney
al Ripper
Meels
Manzis
Bas
EL Scabh Drive
Seneca
Rogge
Snell Boulevard
Bastith Street
Nixon Court Seen Eroding Civil Rights Says Harper's Piece
In Harper's December issue Professor Benner and four Nixon appointees are argued to subtly erode civil liberties. The article questions whether a Nixon Court exists while noting landmark decisions on the death penalty and wiretap rulings.
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Warren Court
Bender
Nixon-haley
Tle Nixon Court
Nixon
Nixon Court
Open Season on Landlords Warns of Tenant Power
Paul Harvey warns that landlords face growing organized tenant activism across the nation. He cites groups like the National Tenants Organization and National Tenants Information Services, plus regional coalitions and legal aid networks, accusing them of mobilizing funding and counsel to threaten private property owners.
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National Tenants Organization
National Tenants Information Services
We National Welfare Rights Organization
Washington, D. C
United Planning Organization
Neighborood Legal Service Program
Neighborhood Consumer Information Center
Muskie seeks swift payoff on campaign debt at pennies on dollar
The wire service notes Sen Edmund Muskie aims to clear a lingering 115000 debt for a fraction of its value. Most bills go to printing firms and hotels per former Muskie finance chairman Richard A. Kline. The House may pass a resolution at the next session.
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Edmund Muskie
Richard A. Kline
Muskie Finance
House
Dei Vecaik
Tale Boggs
D-La
Boggs
Nick Begich
D-Maska
William Aiken Walker Southern Genre Painter profile
The piece discusses white Charleston born painter William Aiken Walker and his Civil War to late 19th century depictions of African Americans in the South. It notes his sympathetic portrayals of enslaved and free Black people on plantations and in markets, published works on his art, and a 1972 book from Louisiana State University Press.
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Charleston
South Carolina
William Aiken Walker
Powey
Luros
Walker
Baltimore
Savannahs
New Orleans
August P. Trovnieli
Rowlac B. Toledano
Louisiana State University Press
Savannah
Newsday
Baltimore ‘Sun
Thomas Grey
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Fea, Corp
Pretty Girls and Poverty Recede in Campus Fashion
The essay notes a shift from punk student styles to polished looks as universities report more social ease. It observes renewed interest in middle class values, career focus, and non revolutionary attitudes, while fashion becomes consumer and era-driven rather than tied to protest.
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Notrever
Eame
Washira
Where To Write Your Legislators Addresses and Preambles
The text lists contact rooms for Senate members Hartke Bayh and House member Dennis with Washington DC addresses. It includes a garbled section about district areas and a constitutional preamble ordering the establishment of a more perfect union and liberties.
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