Reagan budget cuts threaten Export-Import Bank role
The Ex-Im Bank faces cuts that could weaken U S industries in global markets and cost jobs in high tech. The administration should use exports to stimulate the economy, following examples set by other nations, and view Ex-Im as essential to growth. Reprinted from Business Week.
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Train Plunges Into Brandywine Creek As Draw Sprung
A Southern Mail train derailed and plunged into Brandywine Creek when a draw was opened for a canal boat. William Berry, a postal clerk aboard, and three others jumped to safety during the incident near Chester.
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Almanac note for March 30 1981 history and events
On March 30 1981 Almanac lists notable births and events including Van Gogh’s birth date in 1853 Hyman Lipman patent in 1858 Seward Alaska purchase in 1867 the Cunard liner Laconia circumnavigation in 1923 and President Carter’s three day Lagos visit in 1978 Also notes daily stars and a thought from James Russell Lowell.
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Elizabeth Dole Meticulous White House Liaison
Elizabeth Dole, assistant to the president for public liaison, runs the White House outreach, organizing input from labor, agriculture, blacks, hispanics and veterans. She defends women’s issues, supports the ERA but backs changes in law over constitutional change, and aims for broader minority and women representation.
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European Parliament under fire over spending and reforms
European Parliament faces critique for high costs and perks after trips to Bogota and other sites. Critics cite $550,000 for a 36 member delegation to Colombia and a $240 million annual budget plus lavish headquarters and staff. Supporters say watchdogs were created and costly trips reduced.
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Supposed inflation indexes poke fun at costs of romance
Washington based piece notes statistician Ray DeVoe Jr proposes playful inflation measures beyond the CPI. It cites the Cost Of Living It Up Index and Cost Of Loving Index showing spikes in splurges, courtship, and romance related expenses, including roses and dinners in Paris.
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Cost of Loving and Leaving Indexes at 1974 Rates
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