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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1981
Page
4
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Critics claim a 10 percent across the board tax cut favors higher incomes, though supporters argue proportional relief aids investment capital and economic revival. The piece defends tax relief for upper brackets as a driver of savings, capital allocation, and stock market support, noting past gains from capital gains cuts and broader reforms.
William F Buckley cites a Washington Post analysis by Robert Kaiser about the Reagan budget. The piece argues the plan redistributes income from poor to rich and questions societal premises about taxation and fairness.
A critique of a Chicago book arguing taxation as a tool for equity, noting inflation harms the poor more while arguing current policies may boost growth. The piece contends editors misframe news analysis and inflation causes, with commentary on tax policy and political rhetoric.
New York opinion by William L. Rusher argues Congress can limit Supreme Court appellate jurisdiction. He cites Marbury v Madison and Article III to suggest Congress could curb or abolish parts of the judiciary. Helms and others push bills to end court review on school prayer abortion and busing amid public opinion divides.
In Erie Pennsylvania a beagle-basset hound Snoopy fell through lake ice while protecting five youngsters on Euclid Street. Dave Nedreski reached the dog and pulled it to safety after a ten minute struggle, with both dog and rescuer freezing but unharmed.
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