City must promote token parking plan to boost shoppers
Editorial notes Bluefield token parking has sold over 3,000 tokens but only about 140 are used, suggesting downtown spenders are not shoppers but workers. The piece urges stronger promotion, publicity, and varied incentives to attract customers, while praising the long running Community Christmas Tree Fund and urging timely support to reach the $12,000 goal for 1,200 children.
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Kennedy Eyes 1988 Run as Liberal Opponent to Reagan
William Safire reports on a hypothetical Kennedy bid for the 1988 presidential race. The piece sketches Edkel Kennedy and his siblings potential campaigns, notes his shifting stance on issues, and predicts a high-stakes Democratic contest shaped by contrasts with Reagan era policies.
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Jesse Jacksons 1988 bid grows from 84 campaign echoes
Washington profile of Rev. Jesse Jackson shows his 1985 efforts to broaden influence through campus tours anti drug drives and talks at Geneva with Gorbachev. The piece notes his HQ in Washington ties to politics and potential 1988 run while detailing strain with the Democratic Party and goals for Rainbow Coalition.
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Horsing around on taxes
William Buckley critiques the House bill endorsed by the president, attacking defense spending tied to deficits and arguing against higher corporate taxes. He notes consumer burden and potential distribution of tax benefits, while praising a lowered consumer tax rate and questioning overall impact on individual taxpayers.
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