Tax Delinquency Prompted by High Rates Says O Pake
A report led by Sen. Michael O Pake charges high inflation and interest gaps have spurred tax delinquencies. It cites 59 million owed in corporate taxes plus 122 million in late sales taxes and 23 million in delinquent personal income taxes, urging a 9 percent rate and stronger collection.
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Almanac notes mark astronomical hints and historic events
The fragment recounts a dated almanac style summary noting the moon and planets, and cites historical items including a 1933 Belgian relief vessel incident, 1941 Roosevelt messages to Hirohito, and Japan’s Pearl Harbor attack the next day, alongside observances of liquor laws.
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Reagan to confront GSA scandal amid mounting waste
President elect Reagan faces a legacy of reform at the General Services Administration. Carter era chief investigator William Clinkscales faced indictments and removal amid political pushback from allies of House Speaker O’Neill. Reagan pledges cleanup, but insiders warn bureaucrats seek to ingratiate themselves with incoming Republicans.
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Ronald Reagan
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Carter
Jay Solomon
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William Clinkscales
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Tip O’neill
White House
Clinkscales
Reagan
Tip O’neill O’neill
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Reagan era defense plan hinges on old law
Jack Anderson reports on Reagan era defense thinking with advisers pressing for more money and weapons while defense planners study using the Defense Production Act to prioritize contracts. Critics note budget strain and questions about how to expand without bloating spending.
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Plan for welfare reform shifts power to states
Robert J. Wagman analyzes Reagan administration aims to cut welfare fraud and move welfare administration from federal control to states in two stages. Initial focus on fraud reduction and tighter rules, followed by block grants and state eligibility freedom for AFDC, food stamps, and Medicaid, with demonstration programs guiding broader adoption.
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Ronald Reagan
John Rousselot
California
Reagan
Robert Carleson
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