The tax ax is two bladed in New Hampshire and Massachusetts
Leon Lindsay argues that New Hampshire's tax policy, celebrated as free and low tax, risks backfiring as budget gaps grow and new taxes loom. He contrasts it with Massachusetts, where overgovernment and overtaxation persist. The piece surveys state budgets, lotteries, and cross border effects on residents and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
United States
U.S
Meldrim Thomson Jr
Thomson
Washington
Granite State
Meldrim Thomson
Christian Science Publishing Society
The Case Against Limiting Congressional Terms
An opinion piece argues against constitutional limits on term lengths for Congress and senators. It notes historical rotation ideas, current incumbency advantage, and the value of long, experienced service. It cautions that forcing term limits could curb important careers and diminish legislative function.
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Foundation For the
Morris Fiorina
California Institute of Technology
John Danforth
R-Mo
The
Foundation
Deadwood
Henry
Clay
Sam Rayburn
Robert Taft
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Looking Back 40 Years Ago November 4 1937 Bennington Community Club opens season
In 1937 the Community Club founded by Mr and Mrs Herbert W Lorenz for Bennington area children announces its fourth season starting Saturday to provide winter recreation and entertainment for kids. Marine Band member Charles W Thompson Jr returns to Washington after visiting his parents in Elm Street. The Banner lists contact numbers for business and news. At W T Grants 406 Main St Bennington men’s union suits 79 cents blue ribbon value.
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Herbert W. Lorenz
Bennington Area
Charles W. Thompson Jr
United States Marine Band
Washington, D.C
C.W. Thompson
Elm Street
W.T. Grant’s
Main St
Bennington
Men’s Union
Helms case tested law and secrecy in plea bargain
The Helms plea bargain by the Justice Department, amid doubts it softens accountability, is defended as serving public interest and deterrence. The piece argues the deal upholds the rule of law for officials, resisting exclusive claims of secrecy. It stresses the need for future enforcement and reminds that oaths cannot justify illegal acts.
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Boston
Justice Department
Richard Helms
Jimmy Carter
Helms
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Central Intelligence
C.I.A
Salvador Allende
Chile
Griffin Bell
Bell
CIA
Benjamin R. Civiletti
Civiletti
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Greenberg
Chicago
Mac the Butcher
Greenberg's
Greenberg’s
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H. Greenberg
Jims
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
Curran
North Adams, Mass
Vermont Gas Co
John Burgess
Bendi
Max Fienberg
Vermont
New Monument Plaza
Will Rogers
Fairdale Farms Milk
Madkour
Monthruthurs
Anthony Lewis
N.Y
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Long Goen
Kromar
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