Editorial: Taxes and inequities in Indiana Aetas package
The Indiana Senate faces a tax package seen as unfair to renters and shifting burden from business to individuals. Proponents pledge relief but critics say higher taxes, deception, and rising government spending drive the plan. The piece urges voters to favor reduced government outlays over tax hikes, noting bond votes show tax relief preference.
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Neo Ubaytye
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On The Right Track in Nixon versus Johnson Critique
Commentators accuse President Nixon of following Lyndon Johnson’s 1964 path but supporters say Nixon is taking a deliberate approach. He spreads the State of the Union over weeks, urges Congress to weigh costs, and aims to curb federal bureaucracy and red tape. The aim is to return governing power to the people.
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Richard Nixon
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John Schmitz
California
Ohio
Idaho
Lena
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Washington State
Oll
Democratic Coalition
Rocky Mountains
Appalachia
U.S. Senate
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Buckley
New York
Whan Ameriska
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Government should guard us from ourselves debate
Paul Harvey voices concern over federal rules on safety measures debating how far government should go to protect individuals. He cites FDA limits on Red Dye No 2 and helmet rules, noting transportation and consumer protections while warning of overreach. He references seat belt laws and a spring federal ruling as topics in the ongoing policy clash.
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Minstry
US. Department of Transportation
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Martha Griffiths
Afi
Sean
U.S
Eugene Debs
White House
Debs
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Washington State
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Cleveland
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East Side
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Thrifts
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Farmer-Laborjies
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Robert la Follette
la Follette
Wisconsin
Vcket
New York
al Smith
A Logician in the Senate Scott Seen as Rational Conservative
William Scott of Virginia emerges as a logical, exacting figure in a profile noting his views on budget power and executive restraint. He supports moving the OMB under congressional control, contrasts Work Ethic with handouts, and urges cautious, study before firm positions.
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H-Va
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Viet Nam
Scott
Brett
Qld Dominion
Methodist
Fairfax County
Library of Congress
Office of Menagement
OMB
Roy Ash
Henry Kissinger
Conwain
Bill Scott
Congress
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
East German Exodus Deepens as Border Deaths Rise
A guest column examines how Western concessions to East Germany fuel ongoing escape attempts and deaths at borders. It highlights 1972 escape totals, border fortifications, and Bonn’s policies, arguing that despite diplomatic shifts a freedom longing persists among East Germans under communist rule.
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West Germany
Bonn
Bosn
Ministry of All
Germany
West Berlin
East Germany
Berlin Wilch
Justice
Eas
Salzwedal
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Ronsvaren
Europe
Rightward realignment signals rise of splinter parties
A Kin Features Syndicate analysis traces U.S. splinter parties from 1840 to 1970s showing repeated rightward shifts. From Greenback and Populist roots to Dixiecrats and Wallace’s 1968 bid, minor parties increasingly foreshadow major party realignments. Current trends suggest conservatives gain traction in the 1970s and beyond.
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Fighteen
Greenback
Feter Cooper
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Greenbackers
James G. Weaver
White House
James Weaver
Weaver
Colorado
North Dakota
Idaho
Nevada
Wikia Jennis Brysin
Bryan
Hazic
South End
North
Bryam
Woodrow Wilson
Viste
Louisiana
Mississippi
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Treputyrcan
Barry Gold Water
al Smith
Goldwater
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Smith
Toerensen
George Wallace
Wioness
Banh
Rocky Mountains
Eagtech
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