Whose Money is It A Taxing Discussion Part One
Don Taylor argues that taxation funds services and warns taxpayers about the political rhetoric around tax cuts. He asserts taxes are still taxpayers money and that tax cuts can boost revenue through incentives, previewing a future exploration of high tax rates.
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Peter Drucker
America
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Feds
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Tax Collection Service
Enue
John F. Kennedy
Ronald Reagan
Don Taylor
Amarillo
Spaceport push in Texas eyes $3.1 billion plan and sites
The Texas Spaceport Alliance seeks $3.1 million for environmental studies and a business plan to back three potential spaceport sites in the upper Gulf Coast Pecos County and South Texas. The Texas Aerospace Commission picked 14 locations, with a goal of creating thousands of jobs and billions in impact while awaiting a reusable launch vehicle. Lt. Gov. Ratliff forms an exploratory committee for a full term bid, naming Jan Bullock among members, as Democrats consider Sanchez and Akin for governor and Republicans Perry and Hutchison weigh lieutenant governor runs.
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Austin
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The
Texas Spaceport Alliance
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Pecos County
South Texas
Texas Aerospace Commission
NASA
U.S
Russia
China
France
Texas Alliance
Earth
Bill Ratliff
Jan Bullock
Bob Bullock
Laredo
Tony Sanchez
University of Texas
Marty Akin
Rick Perry
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Spaceport New Economic Engine Drives Texas Politics
Carol Keeton Rylander and Land Commissioner David Dewhurst loom as potential players as 2002 promises to shape a busy Texas political year. Primaries remain over a year away, but the landscape already hints at competitive moves and shifting alliances.
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Carol Keeton Rylander
David Dewhurst
Texas
Texas 4-H reaches over one million members in 1999 2000 year
A Texas press conference at the state capitol announced that Texas 4-H enrolled over 1,000,000 youth ages 5 to 19 for 1999 2000. The program relies on hands on learning, reflection, and applying skills.
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Texas State Capitol
Texas 4-H
Usda Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
County Commissioners Court
Terry County
First car ride to the moon and beyond
Gina Caswell Kelly reflects on aging witnesses of change from a Nursing Home breakfast. A 90 year old recalls his first car and views modern speed, while the piece urges valuing elder stories before they fade. It ties progress from early automobiles to life saving organ tech and global observation, urging listeners to preserve family tales.
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Gina Caswell Kelly
Dale Earnhardt
Paul Harvey
Combest Reviews Bush Budget Plan Highlights
Rep Larry Combest discusses President Bushs budget blueprint addressing a balanced budget for 10 years. He highlights tax relief Social Security education and farm policy including eliminating the death tax and creating FAR RM accounts while noting debt reduction and local control of education. He cites potential wage growth and retirement options through Social Security reforms.
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Larry Combest
George W. Bush
Congress
West
Texas
West Texas
Washington, D.C
U.S
Bush
Internal Revenue Service
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