California Tax Popularity Tested by Proposition I Vote
Editorial urges California voters to approve Proposition I a constitutional limit on state income tax arguing it would cap government take to seven to eight percent and force the legislature to operate within that cap. It lauds Gov. Reagan citing ongoing tax reform battles and suggests the plan could model a national approach to curb excessive spending and wasteful programs.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California Teachers’ Association
Association of City and County
Offi
California League of Women Voters
Star Treasury
Economic Estimates Commission
Department of Commerce
Congress
Gov. Reagan
Ervin Committee questioned foreigners with intrusive form
Alice Widener argues the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities overreached in 1973 by sending a questionnaire to a foreign national and a U.S. citizen living in Maine. She asserts the letter and 13 question form could coerce self incrimination and misstate law, urging the panel to limit inquiries to information only and to avoid harassment.
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New York City
Ervin Committee
Cme. Peck
David M. Dorsen
Select Committee
Maine
Swords
Dublin
Ireland
Peek
Dor 4En
United States
Swords Company
Evin Committee
Mr.Dorsen
Mrs. Peck
Amercans
Mr. Dorsen
U.S
Dr. Dorsen
Senate
U.S.A
Fair Packaging Satire on Mundane Skills and Child Labeling
A satirical riff critiques packaging honesty and parental anxiety about teaching basic life skills. It envisions a cheeky label reading BOY 11 years old Made in U.S.A with absurd ingredients and calories, lampooning consumer culture and the 1973 Field Enterprises piece. The snippet also half-derives an American constitutional preamble parody, weaving into the collage of social commentary.
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U.S.A
Field Enterprises, Inc
Utah the unique state and its vast mineral wealth
A Utah profile extols Utah as a theocratic yet evolving state. It highlights Brigham Young's early vision, the Salt Lake mining hub, and huge coal reserves. The piece notes Utah's desert beauty, sparse population about one million, and potential for energy and industrial growth without harming natural scenery.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
America
Brigham Young
Salt Lake Valley
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Pretoria
South Africa
Zion
Deseret
Salt Desert
Dead Sea
Wasateh Mountain
Salt Lake
Yon
New York
Wy Shrade
West
Surreal visions bloom amid Anaheim Halloween parade bustle
A Lowell Ponte column pools surrealism with Halloween in Anaheim California. It links Disneyland festivities and a looming bicentennial to political shifts, noting Nixon’s tenure and impeachment talk while observers speculate on America’s future.
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Americ
Powers That Be
Potomac
California
Disneyland
Orange County
Nixon blamed for era of political upheaval and fault lines
An analysis argues the three branch conflicts from 1900 to 1970s reflect larger upheavals in U S politics, not solely Nixon. compares to historical realignments under Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, and Roosevelt, noting Nixon failed to meet era demands.
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Nixon
Chads Washington
KFS
Richard Nixon
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Ole Debril Nixon
San Andreas Fault
Carthages Neea
Calta
California
Washington
Rimes
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Lincoln
Franklin Roosevelt
Institutionel Ware
Tomes
Jefferson
John Marshall
Jeffersonians
Supreme Court
Samuel
Defferson
Gee
Virginia
Congress
Jackson
Georgia
Old Hickory
Bank of the United States
Henry Clay
proBank
House of Representatives
Taney
Abraham Lincoln
Roger B. Taney
Andrew Johnson
Johnson
White House
Edwin Stanton
Capitol Hill
Senate
Roosevelt
FDR
Monticello
Hyde Park
America
King Features Syndicate
A Premier Not For Us Griffsins Parlor Plan
In a Veterans Day weekend note Senator Griffin proposes a constitutional amendment moving the Vice Presidency off the ballot and chosen by the winning President with congressional confirmation. The piece argues such a shift risks an unelected head of state and a European style parliamentary system, weakening constitutional safeguards. It criticizes the 25th Amendment and laments power politics affecting Gerald Ford and Richard Nixon amid calls to preserve separation of powers.
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Washington, D.C
Bob Griffin
Michigan
Gerald Ford
Griffin
Con
Congress
Ford
Party of Congress
Nixon
Dickring
Legislative Branch
Iea 'An
Htas
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Alice Widener
United States of America
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Nberoer
Provident
Robert &. Jackson
Jane Toner Scot
Charus W. Lauchun
Anderven
Indiane
Sid Ahene Cabs Teen
Sted Eadialy
Ameen
Lowell Ponte
Surrealism
Anaheim
Calif
Puting Cecion
Ana
Pinay City
EU Disney
Kingdoen
Tom Jefferson
Ben Franklin
Amersheim
Ship of State
Outer Space
Lyndon Johnson
George Washington
Mr. Johnson
LBJ
American Oil Libres
Latin America
Lemon Streets
Phillips Survey
Holmes Alexander
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