Reagan's 90 billion tax cut would hit N H finance chief warns
Concord official C R Trowbridge says New Hampshire would lose about 270 million in federal funds under Reagan's 90 billion proposal and to replace it the state would need a 12 to 13 percent sales tax or a 5 percent income tax. He notes NH relies on sin taxes and would face shifts in Medicaid, Meals on Wheels and school programs. He warns NH is highly vulnerable to federal cutbacks and urges tax options consideration.
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Dem senators post perfect voting records in ADA ratings
Three Democratic senators Dick Clark John Culver and John Durkin achieved 100 percent voting in the first session of the 94th Congress per Americans for Democratic Action ADA. Durkin voting on six of 18 ADA issues. Ten senators including three Democrats had zero ratings. several Republicans had high marks though lower than perfect.
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Iowa
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R-Neb
James Eastland
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R-N.d
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Strom Thurmond
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Milton Young
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Richard Schweiker
R-Pa
UCAR Rapid Water Additive Aids Firefighting Tactics
Union Carbide promotes UCAR Rapid Water Additive to speed water flow in hoses by reducing friction. The product allows a smaller 1 and a half inch hose to carry the same water, improves maneuverability around corners and up stairs, and helps firefighters reach fires faster with less weight.
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Euthanasia Is Homicide in Vermont Says Official
Vermont deputy attorney general Gregory McKenzie ruled that euthanasia constitutes homicide even when requested by the patient. He declined to subpoena a Burlington Free Press report about a physician at Medical Center Hospital administering lethal doses. He called for better dialogue between legal and medical fields.
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Jeffords plans welfare reform views and food stamps visit
Rep James Jeffords R vt says he will apply for food stamps to see welfare red tape. He rejects Gov Salmon call for a federal takeover as impractical and urges welfare reform instead. He doubts meaningful reform this year and expects Ford to offer proposals after Reagan plans. He also expects no primary challenge.
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Craig vows to fight to keep Vermont community college
In Montpelier William Craig, chancellor of state colleges, pledges opposition to a bill by Sen. Graham Newell to abolish the Community College of Vermont. The measure would shift HQ to Montpelier, curb trustees powers, and has critics noting state lease costs with the University of Vermont.
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