Tax plan a bonanza for some
New York column notes Reagan tax reform opens a political door for Democrats. The Bradley Gephardt Fair Tax would replace three brackets with a 14 percent base, plus 12 and 16 percent surcharges, yielding broad tax relief while keeping deductions for many. It argues fairness through uniform 14 cents on the dollar for all itemized deductions and limits on capital gains and corporate treatment, contrasting with Reagan’s plan. Tom Wicker, NYT News Service.
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Editorial: Coal-fired engine could boost West Virginia economy
The piece argues West Virginia should consider funding coal fired steam engine development only with private support and a state commitment to manufacture in state. It notes Ross Rowland seeks $13 million for a prototype and envisions boosting coal demand by 40 million tons annually if proven viable.
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Navy Captain’s column sparks clash over bigotry and bias
CAPT. PAUL DAVIS defends his Bluefield Daily Telegraph columns on Bitburg and Academic Disparity, argues for free opinion and balanced discussion amid charges of antisemitism and racism. He cites wartime experiences, national debates, and calls for forgiveness while the Telegraph issues an editor’s note about the “News Analysis” heading.
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Reagan tax plan needs some work
M Stanton Evans argues Reagan's tax reform would cut a majority of personal rates and simplify filing but is flawed by a revenue neutral approach. He warns the plan shifts heavy burden to corporations, risks higher business taxes, and questions overall growth benefits amid rising federal spending.
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