Grocery shopping as a quirky life lesson from Richard Pinney
Richard Pinney of Cedar Rapids presents humorous notions on turning grocery shopping into a social ritual and a mental discipline. He advises routines, attitudes, and playful techniques to ease the store experience while noting personal career notes and local ties.
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Tax relief could spur more private investment in 1980s
Louis Rukeyser argues that lower taxes would leave more money for private investment and counter anti business measures. A study by Opinion Research Corp for the Securities Industry Association finds executives favor five tax changes including reduced double taxation on dividends and lower top tax rate to 50 percent to boost investment.
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