To teach a rooster By ARNOLD SAWISLAK
Eugene McCarthy argues that Jimmy Carter acts like a nervous rooster in Washington, retreating from strong positions and adjusting policies. The piece notes Carter’s cautious approach, willingness to back off mistakes, and questions whether he has learned from early energy and tax rebate debates.
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Nebraska to refund 20 dollars on food tax refunds
Nebraskans head for a 20 dollar refund from food sales after lawmakers rewrote LB431 to provide the credit this year and future years. The action follows earlier moves to raise refunds from 16 to 20, with debates over elimination of the tax and related school aid veto overrides.
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