Money Fight Builds Across States A Tax Battle Looms
A local and regional tax clash unfolds as proposed hikes target utilities inspections and grave openings. Governors and legislators weigh four year delays and 100 percent reassessment to shield real estate owners amid looming budget gaps and state fund cuts.
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Virginia
Eens County
Board of Lupervisors
Commonwealth’s Attorney
Phil Daly
Pettsylvania County
Pittsylvania County
Richmond
Godwin
Buckley on Pinochet and Chilean detainees
William F Buckley Jr critiques the UN denouncement of Chile and applauds Pinochet for releasing most political prisoners. He contrasts detainees traded for Cuban and Soviet dissidents with nonviolent activists like Bukovsky and Matos, urging U.S. diplomats to back Chile's proposals.
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General Assembly of the
United Nations
Chile
Algeria
Cuba
East Germany
Mongolia
Mozambique
Yugoslavia
Mali
Charles
Steenie
Charles Kingsley
Allende
Junta
Spain
Franco
Pinochet
Soviet Union
Luis Corvalan
al Capone
Vladimir Bukovsky
Sakharov Committee
Copenhagen
Jorge Montes
Huberto Matos
Havana
John Sirica
Corvalan
Corvalan and
Montes
Bukovsky
Matos
Sordid Reasons For Giving Canal Away
Cynics say money drives politics and the drive to cede the Panama Canal to Omar Torrijos's Panamanian government stems from economic disillusionment. BusinessWeek calls the canal a losing proposition five times over and likely never breakeven again. The piece questions unloading to the Panamanian people.
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Panama Canal
Omar Torrijos
Canal
Business Week
Hampton Roads
Japan
Appalachia
U.S. Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Orient
U.S
Congress
Ecuador
Peru
Chile
State Department
Callaghan faces leftwing challenge to Labour tenure in Britain
Prime Minister James Callaghan braces for the left's threat to the Labour Party and Britain's future as he lobbies to tame unions, limit spending cuts, and steer policies after an IMF loan. Bennism looms, threatening a center shift and possible Conservative return with Margaret Thatcher. The piece weighs inflation, unemployment, and the party's fate, noting Healey's role and the moderates' push for centrist reform.
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London
International Monetary Fund
James Callaghan
Labor Party
Great Britain
Callaghan
Callagian
Gallaghan
Denis Healey
Healey
Anthony Wedgewood Benn
Benn
House of Commons
Michael Fool
Teft
Bennism
Labor
Margaret ‘Thatcher
Tony Benn
Britain
Labor Center
Conservative
Center
Jeit
Te Labor Center
Cohn case fuels long Kennedys Morgenthau power critique
M Stanton Evans recounts Roy Cohn's clashes with the Kennedy era Justice Department. He notes failed indictments, a 1961 push to find guilt, and later revelations of mail covers and wire activity. The piece questions federal abuse of power and the absence of liberal defenders during Watergate era inquiries.
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Washington
Roy Cohn
Cohn
New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Atorney
United States
Justice Department
Roy Coin
Kennedy Justice Department
Jess Nan
Irving ‘Younger
Cornell Law School
Robert Morgenthau
U.S
Morgenthau
Younger
Sen
Edward V. Long
Missouri
Thomas Bolan
Bolan
Life Magazine
Life
Jimmy Hoffa
Guardians of Freedom
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Danville
Pittsylvania
Halifax County
Henry County
Martinsville
South Boston
Assembly
William F. Buckley Jr
Johnson
Nixon
Ely Brandes
Anna Cariaissue
Copley News Service
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
American Dental Association
John Silvestri
State University College At
Fredonia
N.Y
Silvester
Silvestre
Anthony R. Leone
Silvestro
Santa Ana
International Research Associates
Amensh
Senron
M. Stanton Evens
the Register Publishing In Co., Inc
Union St
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