State Legislative Candidate Views On Many Issues
Indiana candidates discuss home rule taxation welfare and district needs. They promise local control, tighter welfare guidelines, and tax reform while stressing road upgrades, school funding, and job programs for Madison and surrounding counties.
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10th District Candidates Reply To LWV Questionnaire On Issues
Republican Kenneth Bowman would return a percentage of federal taxes to cities and allow local tax use, push a strong foreign policy toward Southeast Asia, cut wasteful aid, and drastically reduce the federal budget with targeted cuts. The piece outlines Bowman’s background, tax and spending views, and contrasts with opponents' positions and echoes broader budget debates in Congress.
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Oregon May primary scene shows long path to votes
A jumble of political arguments from Oregon and beyond discusses the May primary and the broader debate over federal spending, taxes, and national policy. Letters and positions from Randall Harmon, Willet Nay, and others reflect concerns about funding, youth programs, and peace, with references to Johnson, Kennedy, McCarthy, and Reagan among a crowded slate of candidates and issues.
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