Litter taxes vs refundable deposits as beverage waste fix
A Washington style litter tax proposes 150 per 1 million in sales on beverage container makers with revenue for cleanup and education, while Oregon’s returnable deposit discourages litter at the source. Oregon reports high return rates and large litter reductions, but Washington funds cleanup at higher taxpayer cost and may subsidize wasteful disposal.
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Oregon
A Case For Space Governor Pushes for Real Space Effort
California Governor Jerry Brown argues Congress should wake up to space ambition amid long lines for Star Wars. He notes Americans question space spending, urges bold engineering and nuclear and solar power efforts, comparing past feats like the Panama Canal and Alaska pipeline to new space ambitions.
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Panama Treaty First Success for Carter Foreign Policy
A new Panama Canal treaty marks the Carter administration’s first foreign policy success while other initiatives falter. The agreement envisions a staged transfer of canal control to Panama, maintains security with low cost, and addresses Zone residents. Legislative prospects remain uncertain amid debates on sovereignty and detente.
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Henry Jackson
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Carter White House meeting on SALT policy sparks bipartisan tension
In Washington August Five, President Carter hosts eight private citizens including Paul Nitze and Rostow for a tense session on defense and SALT strategy. Participants flag concerns over defense spending, U.S. posture with the Soviets, and policy pushback from both parties.
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William F Buckley on Crime Reform and Rehabilitation
An excerpted critique of crime policy and rehabilitation theory cites Buckley and debates the value of punitive versus reforming approaches. It discusses public expectations, institutional constraints, and the imagined future of crime treatment amid political and legal hurdles.
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