Kemp Roth tax plan looms in 1980 race
Kemp and Roth push a 30 percent cut in individual income tax over three years drawing GOP unity and shaping the 1980 election. The bill's Senate sponsor Roth 19 co sponsors in the Senate and 82 House backers. The program cites Kennedy tax cuts as blueprint and faces a Democratic critique of tax relief policy and growth.
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JFK
Buffalo
Jack French Kemp
R-N.y
Kemp-Roth
Sen
William Roth
Senate
House
Kemp
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Republican Party
GOP
Congress
Inventory of Federal Giveaway Programs 1977
William L Rusher reviews a Pace University study titled An Inventory of Federal Income Transfer Programs Fiscal Year 1977. The Institute for Socioeconomic Studies presents 182 programs in four categories detailing objectives beneficiaries and annual expenditures. The piece highlights Social Security Medicare and surprising cash payments to sheep and angora goats, illustrating scope and controversy.
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New York
William J. Lawrence
Department of Economics
Pace University Graduate School of Business
Stephen Leeds
Institute For Socioeconomic Studies
Social Security
Zero-Based Budget Promises Unkept by Carter Budget
President Carter touted zero-based budgeting but the 1979 plan adds $32 billion to existing programs. Brookings analysts warn tax increases will rise for many families, with little prospect for significant cuts or inflation cooling. The memo argues current proposals are unworkable and urges readers to obtain the Institute for Socioeconomic Studies report.
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Washington
CNF
Carter
Congress
Brookings Institution
Brooking
MR. Carter
Brookings
Institute For Socioeconomic Studies
Airport Road
White Plains
New York
How The Government Misfunctions Case Work Frustrates California Schools
Washington editorial notes public case work consumes time and money when civil service lacks civility and common sense. It recounts Delano High School's $310,000 bilingual grant rejected for late HEW receipt and San Francisco State's $132,000 program denied after a delayed air express trip. Senator Cranston intervenes, pressuring HEW. Six months later Delano proceeds, while San Francisco State remains rejected.
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Nea
Congress
U.S
House
Capitol Hill
California
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Delano
Calif
Postal Service
HEW
San Francisco State University
San Francisco State
Commercial Air Express
el Paso
Texas
Air Express Company
Acts of God
Alan Cranston
Senate
Cranston
Joseph 4. Califano Jr
Califano
Hale Champion
Delano High School
Inflation Tops Industrial Nations In CIA Report
Washington reel with alarming CIA inflation chart showing U S inflation ahead of Britain Canada France Italy Japan West Germany and the United States. President Carter’s adviser Schultze calls for federal action to avert a recession while Strauss battles inflation with restraint and government cuts.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
United States
CIA
Carter
Charles Schultze
Cabinet
Britain
Canada
France
Italy
Japan
West Germany
U.S
Gerald Ford
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Schultze
Congress
House
New Jersey
Jim Howard
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Kreps
Labor
Ray Marshall
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Stuart Eizenstat
Marshall
Federad
Blumenthal
Hays hints at possible return to Congress after Ray scandal
Wayne L. Hays, former chairman of the House Administration Committee, says he is not seeking vindication but wants to show voters he can still perform well. He hints at a possible comeback despite the Elizabeth Ray controversy that ended his tenure.
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Wayne L. Hays
House Administration Committee
Congress
Elizbeth Ray
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