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Irresponsible tax snafu dominates California debate
Guest editorials condemn a 1 percent rise in California's sales tax as draining nearly $2 million daily from residents. They criticize Democratic leaders for an inequitable rebate formula while Governor Reagan vetoes. The surplus growth hinges on how rebates are allocated across income groups.
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Airport security must remain strict with FAA checks
The text argues that federal aviation administration mandates for strict passenger and carry-on screening should not be relaxed. It notes no hijackings since, endorses not abandoning checks for a revised selective system, and warns against curtailing measures without solid proof of equal effectiveness.
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James Kilpatrick and the GOP in Burns’s liberal coalition
A long critique of James MacGregor Burns as advisor to Democrats, detailing his blueprint for a coalition of the poor, Black voters, youth, organized labor, and white-collar workers. It argues Burns’ reformist program would centralize presidential power and tax policy, while warning Republicans to resist an energized, equalization program.
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Watergate shadows and the shifting news cycle
An analysis of how Watergate dominated major front pages, campus reactions, and public perception. The piece considers editorial shifts, the idea of politics as show business, and whether a post Watergate era could soften President Nixon’s image through renewed empathy or continued cynicism.
Washington Window on a Wing and a Prayer
Washington column weighs Nixon’s ability to finish his term amid scandal. It notes Senate doubts, Dean testimony risks, and an economy under strain, with fear of an unknown political precedent if a midstream change occurs. The piece highlights public forgiveness, leadership limits, and the impact on national governance.
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Are the cards stacked Morrie Ryskind on Nixon's fate
Washington report surveys public opinion on Nixon impeachment, a California reader mail load, and a New York cabbie chorus while probing perceptions of the Watergate era. The piece notes debates in Congress and among teachers, religious leaders, and labor groups about impeachment and political pressures.
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State budget bites: taxes rise as costs climb in Babylon
The piece rails at a 20 percent sales tax hike and a $30.4 billion budget, arguing the increase hurts consumers while a state surplus and rebates are mishandled. It recalls past blue-pencil cuts by Reagan, cites per capita spending and escalating local taxes, and laments the burden on working people.
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