Property landmark honored across generations
A historic property ownership recognition echoes biblical admonitions from Deuteronomy about respecting inherited landmarks. The ancient guideline underscores lawful boundaries and neighborly respect in longstanding land rights.
Defenses Lapse Leave U S Air Shield Alarmed
Berry's World warns that two decades of defense neglect have left the United States vulnerable to a surprise bomber attack. It cites reduced radar coverage, interceptor forces, and surface-to-air missiles, urging funding for a new DEW line upgrade and a $1 billion radar system to detect distant bombers.
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Reagan
America
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Air Force
Lew Allen Jr
House Armed Services Committee
North America
Allen
Cuba
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Ike Skelton
D-Mo
James Hartringer
North American Aerospace Defense Command
High Cost Of US Commissary Subsidies For Military As Foreign Officials Save
The United States spends over 600 million dollars yearly to subsidize grocery costs for active duty personnel retirees and foreign embassy staff. Savings reach 23 to over 30 percent with extra benefits like no state sales tax. Foreign attaches and their families number over 3,500 recipients, alongside 14,500 foreign personnel benefiting from the system.
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United States
California
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Delaware
Dover Air Force Base
Jonathan Emard
Cameron Station Army Base
Alexandria
Congress
Army
GAO
Defense Department
Institute For Defense Analysis
President's Commission On Military Compensation
Rand Corporation
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Voters Support Lower Taxes Shifts in Congress Swing
Washington state Democrat Norman Dicks defected to back the Reagan tax package. The House approved Kemp Roth tax cuts, lifting Democratic opposition and signaling a shift in tax policy sentiment. Barber Conable and others pushed for tax indexing, influencing multiple lawmakers, including Dicks.
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Norman Dicks
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Reagan
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Jack Kemp
Kemp-Roth
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Ways and Means Committee
Rostenkowski
Barber Conable
Norm Dicks
Warren Magnuson
Congress
American Conservative Union
Who's Daring To Censor TV and Moral Debate
Paul Harvey and others question the Coalition for Better Television and its 400 member groups including Jerry Falwell's Moral Majority. Networks deny broad support, while sponsors pause amid boycott threats. Commentary argues Judeo Christian morality guides society and warns against feel driven ethics, with politics and media in flux. The piece notes potential grocery subsidies impact on consumer costs if subsidies end.
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Coalition For Better Television
Jerry Falwell
Donald Wildman
ABC
NBC
Socrates
Daniel Henninger
FBI Fleet Care Lapses Highlighted In Audit Report
Internal Justice Department audit finds FBI vehicles in poor maintenance and unsafe conditions. 160 cars checked. 18 over 15k mileage without oil change. 66 over 9k miles. 77 overdue tuneups. $500,000 1979 expense discrepancy. credit card misuse alleged in Chicago.
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Ala
Knoxville
Reagan
Transportation
Drew Lewis
Coast
Sen
Daniel P. Moynihan
D-N.y
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