Bidding war over tax cuts is a good fight for America
A political column argues the capital gains tax cut to about 20 percent will boost investment and revenue. It frames liberal opposition as demagoguery, cites Reagan era tax data, and praises a mixed package including IRAs for the middle class. It warns Democrats to back additional reform.
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New York Times
Dan Rostenkowski
Jesse Jackson
Ways and Means Committee
Brown
Treasury
National Endowment For the Arts
Biarritz
Sam
Smith
Jones
Rainbow Coalition
U.S
Little Duke
Bay State
Reagan
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Ronald Reagan
Richard Gephardt
Mr. Bush
Germany
Japan
West
Lloyd Bentsen
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Lloyd
America
Grand Teton vision urged in Soviet reform hope
The piece cites Senator Alan Simpson calling for a Grand Teton like vision as Baker and Shevardnadze edge toward a Bush Gorbachev summit. It discusses reduced weapons goals and the need for bold yet cautious US policy to back glasnost and perestroika while supporting reforms and eastern bloc changes. It cautions internal Soviet difficulties and political scrutiny at home.
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Wyoming
Alan Simpson
Grand Tetons
Bush
Mikhail Gorbachev
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Gorbachev
Lawrence Eagleburger
Poland
Hungary
Baltic
Bush ends direct aid to Nicaragua opposition campaign
In face of congressional opposition the Bush administration drops plans to fund the Nicaraguan opposition directly. Funds will go through the National Endowment for Democracy for voter education registration and election monitoring, preserving neutrality while supporting democratic processes and focusing world attention on Nicaragua’s February vote.
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Congress
Nicaragua
Democratic Coalition
Daniel Ortega
U.S
Washington
National Endowment For Democracy
Bush
Union
Violeta Chamorro
United States
Chile
Poland
Philippines
CIA
Managua
Scout oath reshapes memories of square pasts in Dallas
The narrator recalls two oaths to the Boy Scouts of America, one as a Cub Scout from fall 1971 outside Washington School gym, the other a later Boy Scout oath. He notes a changed text using I, Carl Maronich, pro God and my country, to be square, explains the shift due to negative connotations, and reflects on losing interest and never earning merit badges. He ends as an old square recalling “good clean fun” and Scout days.
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Washington School Gymnasium
Mr. Rheintgen
Carl Maronich
Lee Sneath
Boy Scouts of America
Dallas
Texas
Lee
Huey Lewis
Den
David Raczyanski
Boy Scouts
Wage hikes on two year county plan in Dixon
Dixon will consider a two year county wage plan as the finance committee recommends increases above ten percent. First year raises would be twelve percent on the first seven thousand dollars of salary and six percent on the remainder with an eight percent across the board rise in year two. The board must approve the proposal.
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Lee County
Finance Committee
Warren
John F. Kennedy
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