Public split on Social Security tax hike in Harris survey
The Harris survey of 1,495 adults finds a 43-43 split on a House backed Social Security tax increase over ten years. Americans show broad support for preserving the system but oppose radical changes and note higher taxes may raise prices. Younger voters largely reject the hike while those over 50 favor it amid concerns about retirement funding. Income levels tilt opposition with higher incomes more opposed.
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Trade Winds Small Cars Readied For Market
Chrysler will announce the first U S built front wheel drive small cars the Dodge Omni and Plymouth Horizon next week in San Diego. Production started November 21 at Belvidere Michigan with sales in major metro areas January 15 and nationwide February.
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Boland Pays More For Suit Than Campaign
U.S. Rep. Edward Boland filed a campaign report showing a personal suit cost more than his reelection spend. Boland won a 13th term with 72.4 percent of the vote and spent 47 dollars in his own funds, largely for printing extra nomination papers.
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Federal Elections Commission
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