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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1989
Page
4
This piece argues that after 21 years since his 1968 Chicago nomination a reevaluation of Hubert Humphrey and Humphreyism is timely. The author, a former Humphrey speechwriter, recalls his leadership, rhetorical gifts, and political complexity while noting Carter-era reactions and modern relevance.
Ben Wattenberg argues that Hubert Humphrey, a liberal stalwart and reformer, offered a synthesis of pro market and pro labor goals, civil rights and anti quotas, and strong anti communism. He suggests the party may reembrace Humphreyism as Cold War tensions ease and dangers from the left wane.
Proponents tout a tax increase for education but the Board of Regents granted a 9 percent raise to top administrators, outweighing faculty and teacher gains. The piece argues funds should go to students and classrooms, not administrator salaries, urging prudent use of the two year income tax rise and prioritization of teachers.
The author extols volunteer work with Jaycees Rotary and civic groups as a path to personal growth, community unity, and tax savings through joint projects. He notes volunteers gain experience, accept some costs, and stress service above self while thanking supporters and aiding the disabled.
UPI reports President Bush hosts gatherings echoing the Reagan era while former insiders like Craig Fuller rejoin social circles. An internal probe into White House police misconduct and escort service allegations adds to morale strain as hostages in Lebanon drive crisis decisions.
Dixon Park District schedules two August events on August 21. Tom Zito portrays Ulysses S. Grant and discusses his memoirs and presidency scandals, followed by the Mel Elliot Trio in the final Concert in the Park session.
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