Tax Freedom Day cited by Senator Roberts
Editorial notes Sunday as Tax Freedom Day for Kansas in 1981. Roberts says the average family worked January to May 10 to cover federal state and local taxes. He cites earlier years and argues government actions shift the calendar each era.
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Pat Roberts
Kansas
Roberts
Helms blocks Holdridge nomination in Reagan era clash
Washington notes Jesse Helms questions Reagan governance as he opposes John Holdridge’s nomination for assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs. Helms argues Holdridge isn’t clearly part of “Reagan’s people,” signaling tension over loyalty and confirmation amid a broader push for policy alignment.
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Jesse Helms
Reagan
North Carolina
Richelieu
Oval Office
Senator Helms
John Holdridge
Helms
Holdrige
Mr. Holdrige
Reagan's team derailing Carter era aims and Iran era
The piece argues Reagan's aides are not aligning with Carter administration policies on Taiwan China and African policy as Sen Helms and others press for Reagan appointee changes. It notes controversy over Chester Crocker Roscoe L Egger Jr and IRS actions amid congressional demands for Reagan policies.
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Chester Crocker
Crocker
Andrew Young
Richard M. Moose
Senator Helms
Helms
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Orrin Hatch
Utah
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Department of Justice
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
Ashbrook
Congress
IRS
Roscoe L. Egger Jr
Egger
Price-Waterhouse
Tax Division
Justice Department
Jimmy Carter
Distaff Side Sees Spring Produce and Old Chain Letters
A playful column notes a wave of fresh produce heading to markets as spring breezes blow. It recalls a dieting chain letter hoax, questions how news is treated, and riffs on tastes, politics, and pasta as balmy myths abound.
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Netherlands
Venezuela
Globe
R.A.F
Philippines
FDA
Merrell
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Estes Park pilgrimage to honor William Allen White cabin
A journalist narrator attends a Sigma Delta Chi conference near Estes Park, visiting the encased William Allen White cabin in Moraine Park. Delegates seek national historic designation to restore the cabin, while the author contrasts old country editors with modern journalism and cites the 1980 Pulitzer editorial prize absence.
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Sigma Delta Chi
University of Northern Colorado At
Greeley
Washington
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Valley Enterprise
Clear Creek Courant
Westminister Window
Valley Courier
White House
YMCA
Estes Park
William Allen White
Sage
Emporia
Rocky Mountain National Park
Will Keener
Denver
Kinsley
Kansas
Doug Endly
Alamosa
Warren Endly
Linda Voss
Massachusetts
Utah
William Allen Whitewell
Park Service
Beaver
White Cabin
Janet Cooke
Bill White
Bendectin scandal spurs FDA push for warning inserts halted
Investigation by Indy Badhwar and Judy Grande exposes Merrell Dow’s Bendectin history from 1957 approval to later birth defect links. Documents show inadequate testing, deleted adverse data, and delayed reporting to the FDA. The FDA delays a package insert rule amid Reagan era regulatory chill.
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Reagan Administration
Food and Drug Administration
Richardson Merrell
Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals
Merrell
United States
Indy Badhwar
Judy Grande
Bendectin
Raymond Pogge
R.E. Staples
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