Tax gamble dominates editorial pages after California vote
Analyzing the fallout from California voters on tax policy, editors weigh implications and the potential long term effects. The piece signals ongoing attention to taxes as the leading issue in editorials and commentary.
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Proposition 13 curb could erode local control, Brookings warns
The Brookings Institution notes that drastic property tax limits may not boost local autonomy but shift funding to state and federal sources. As local revenue falls, reliance on outside funds increases, reducing local say over expenditures and potentially harming taxpayers despite the intent to reclaim control.
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Wall Street Journal
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Service Resources turnarounds trim fat and save jobs
AP Business Analyst explains how Service Resources Corp. specializes in quickly cutting nonproductive procedures and replacing management priorities in failing companies. Morton Sheer and Robert Rosen describe firing unproductive workers as necessary to avoid deeper losses, arguing trimming costs safeguards remaining jobs and restores profitability despite management resistance.
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NEW York AP
Service Resources Corp
Service Resources
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Sheer
Robert Rosen
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Firm on skids faces stagnant firms and wary financiers
Sheer and Rosen, economists in their 40s, say management failure and resistance to change cripple firms. They will only take clients they can overhaul with guaranteed cooperation, promising at least a year of rebuilding with profitability or cost savings tied to incentives.
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Rosen
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Today in history June 18 highlights and birthdays
On this date in history various events occurred including 1778 forces moved into Philadelphia during the American War of Independence and 1812 the United States declared war on Britain. Birthdays include Paul McCartney turning 36 and Richard Boone at 61.
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Belgium
Philadelphia
United States
Britain
Cherbourg
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Washington
Sherman Adams
Louisiana
Earl Long
Baton Rouge
House of Lords
Rhodesia
Richard Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
White House
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Edwards Air Force Base
California
Paul McCartney
Richard Boone
President Carter Aims for Record Judicial Appointments
Washington sources report President Carter intends to wind up his first term by expanding the federal judiciary. Senate conferees push a bill creating 152 new judgeships as retirements thin the bench. The plan signals a merit based selection approach with Senate clearance, while emphasizing non lawyers on panels and physical exams for nominees.
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Carter
Theerican Bar Association
Jimmy Iter
White House
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Prus Vance
Cance Bell
Patricia Harris
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Neto
Appeals Court
Loyd
Carter pressured Irish leaders over 1976 judicial posts
The Democratic White House sought Irish American backing six days before the 1976 election exchanges involving Dossiers from Sinn Fein linked groups. State Department officials claimed material never reached the annual human rights report. House Speaker Tip O Neill blocked hearings on Irish affairs amid claims of U S support for the IRA, with FBI and Customs probing caucus links but finding none.
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Sverpethiners
Association For Legal
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Noam
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Burns-O'Brien
White House
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State Department
Ireland
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Tip O'Neill
O'Neill
Carter
Dublin
Ind
Congressional
U.S
I.R.A
Sunday School Lesson Highlights Paul and Silas in Philippi
Narrative discusses Paul and Silas in Philippi as “servants of the most high God” and their exorcism of a fortune teller. The tale notes the girl's deliverance triggered persecution by authorities who jailed the apostles after false accusations. It reflects on early Christian response to adversity and persecution.
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Paul
Sala
Jesus Christ
Jailer Saved by Prisoners Faithful Appeal
In a dramatic scene during a church revival, frightened jailers feared execution as prisoners cried out to the jailer. The jailer asked how to be saved and was told to believe on Christ and depend on Him for salvation.
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Paul
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