Big business in Washington questions Reagan economics
In Washington, business leaders who criticized taxpayer money waste see the government as big business' major client. Despite backing Reagan for cuts, some confront the costs of his plans after visiting a large computer office that does millions in government business.
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Government freeze on new equipment prompts business concerns
In a dialogue, managers debate Reagan's government freeze on equipment and its ripple effects on computer orders, furniture makers, and private industry. They warn across the board cuts threaten economic recovery and question how to fit computers into tighter budgets.
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Growing child's feet the enduring mystery of toddler shoes
A humorous column argues that despite advances in tech, children’s feet keep growing and fit remains elusive. It lampoons medical science and childhood growth, recounting misfitting shoes, oversized feet, and likening progress to a campfire lesson in how kids outgrow footwear.
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