Reading for taxpayers How does NH do it
John S Day argues that multiple tax reform studies push to shift tax burdens within the state local structure rather than raise overall taxes. Comparing New Hampshire and Vermont, Campbell found NH delivers similar services with lighter burden, aided by broad based taxes that stay local. The piece previews Maine’s future tax policy battles including a possible $28 million overcollection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Maine
Dartmouth Eye Economics
Colin D. Campbell
Wheelabrator Foundation
New Hampshire
Campbell
Vermont
Newampshire
Bla Campbell
Dartmouth
Thomas Salmon
Middlebury College
Salmon
State University
New
New 'S Welfare Department
Ghway
Vere
Ucrats
Vermon Salmon
U.S Senate
General Fund
John S. Day
State House
The
Bangor Daily News
Nations security flawed at ERDA say memo reveals lax guards
Nation's nuclear secrets exposed as ERDA staff leave safes open and papers scattered. An internal memo shows 85 security infractions at ERDA HQ in 1975 and 69 in the first three quarters of 1976, with officials citing weak monitoring and lax enforcement. The memo notes no lost materials but warns of foreign espionage risk and proposes stronger security monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
H.E Lyon
Marc Smolensky
Lyon
Pseudonyms and fame clash as writers reveal true names
A survey of authors from Henry Sutton to John Le Carre shows a trend of abandoning pen names for real identities. The piece notes readers prefer nom de plume secrecy, discusses notable pseudonyms and reversals, and urges readers to embrace as readers and writers adopt or reject authentic names.
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William Safire
N.Y
Henry Sutton
David Slavitt
John le Carre
David Cornwall
Adam Smith
George Goodman
Audax Minor
George All
John Kenneth Galbraith
Mark Epernay
Carter era plan for youth service and apprenticeships proposed
The piece outlines a comprehensive proposal by Peter Edelman Richard W Boone and Nancy Franco to curb youth unemployment under President Carter. It favors a National Youth Service Program New Apprenticeships for Young People and Comprehensive Work Study Opportunities with local administration and private involvement. The plan envisions 500000 yearly participants and 6.5 billion dollars in new annual spending.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times
Carter
Peter Edelman
New York State
Edelman
Civilian Conservation Corps
Job Corps
Richard W
Boone
Nancy Franco
Citizens Policy Center
Santa Barbara
Calif
Srebuilding
Ational Youth Service
Bbcasotiee
National Youth Service
Delman
Policy for Letters to The Journal Prefers signed letters with address
The policy states letters should be signed and include a street address and city or town. They should not exceed 300 words and be typed on one side. The Journal supports free expression, but views are not necessarily endorsed by The Journal.
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Richard Snelling
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Congressional
State Dept
U.S
Carmel Budiardjo
Budiardjo
United States
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Britain
Toronto
Melcher
John Melcher
D.mont
Senate
Henr Bellman
Dewey Bartlett
Oklahoma
Senate Interior Committee
Lee Metcalf
D.-Mont
Henry Jackson
D.-Wash
Interior Committee
Bellman
Bartlett
United Nations
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Prison Bureau
Mark Twain
Samuel L. Clemens
O. Henry
William de Porter
Mary Ann Evans
George Eliot
Amandine Dudevant
George Sand
Sylvia Porter
S. F. Porter
Mary Renault
Mary Challans
Cecily Andrews
Cholly Knickerbocker
Suzy Knickerbocker
Aileen Mehle
Robert Deitrich
David St. John
Howard Hunt
Paul Connolly
Madison
Publius
Cassandra
Pendennis
Sisyphus
Capitol Hill
Commonweal
New Republic
Gilbert Harrison
TRB
Richard Strout
Christian Science Monitor
New Yorker
Genet
Paris
Janet Flanner
Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
Biddeford
Saco
B.F.C. Whitehouse
W. Paul Casavant
Brian C. Thayer
Gladys M. Whitehouse
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