U S must eliminate deficit and regain independence
Paul Shawver argues during the Reagan era the U S moved from creditor to debtor nation due to Japan's heavy purchase of Treasury securities. He proposes tax increases and spending cuts to reduce the deficit, curb foreign influence, and restore fiscal independence with measures like higher gasoline taxes, defense cuts, Social Security adjustments, and limits on campaign spending.
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U.S
Japan
U.S. Treasury
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Toward a balanced U S Japan approach and national goals
Paul Shawver of Cedar Rapids notes that the United States should pursue managed trade, higher tax incentives for essential industries, and stronger saving habits. He urges reducing corporate executive pay and fostering long term planning to regain balance with Japan and boost national confidence.
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Board of Knowledgeables
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Bush urged to honor foreign service amid Gulf crisis
Editorial notes Bush praised servicemen in the Persian Gulf but omits diplomats in Baghdad and Kuwait. It argues Foreign Service officers face greater peril, face low pay and neglected training, and urges Bush to recognize and reward their sacrifices as diplomats become central to crisis response.
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Persian Gulf
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