Freedom of choice and the burden of government
Dr George Benson argues that fiscal 1983 budget clashes reflect a failure to uphold core American principles. He condemns welfare expansion and socialism, cites growth of food stamp use, and warns that government now takes a large share of labor, urging individual responsibility, liberty, property rights, and limited government as the path to prosperity.
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George Benson
National Education Program
Reagan
Congress
America
Propaganda gambits in liberal left ad bashes PLO
Anthony Harrigan argues that the hard Left backs the Palestine Liberation Organization and uses media and protests to weaken U S policy. He cites signers like the Berrigan brothers Noam Chomsky and Julian Bond, and notes parallels with nuclear freeze campaigns and U S failures in El Salvador and Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Harrigan
Middle East
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
New York Times
Israel
Berrigan Brothers
U.S
el Salvador
PLO
West Beirut
Afghanistan
France
Algeria
Africa
Asia
Chile
Cuba
Angola
Yemen
Hanoi
Vietnam
CBS
Falkland Islands
Journey with a Friend on a Lonely London Morning
A traveler facing a grim prognosis rides to a London hospital while leaving family behind. An unexpected friend meets her at the station, accompanies her to the hospital, and shares laughter that dispels fear. The meditation concludes that Jesus is a constant companion on any journey and prayer asks for His presence in all circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jesus
View From Washington Critiques Tax Bill Conference Move
Congressman Williams condemns using the Senate bill as the vehicle for taxation arguing it may raise unconstitutional revenue in a conference. He opposes withholding taxes on interest and dividends and seeks deficit cutting via spending reduction. He supports curbing tax leasing but warns against a weaker bill and invites district residents to his Warren and Youngstown offices or Washington contact.
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House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate
Treasury
Congressman Williams
Youngstown Rd. SE
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Montage No hobgoblins here By JOAN COCHRAN
A brisk montage column notes an unusually busy week with three main topics. It critiques the Church of England stance on Glorious Victory and National Anthem references. It links executive schizophrenia in U S politics to Reagan tax plans and a proposed constitutional amendment while warning deficits may persist.
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Joan Cochran
Henry VIII
British Empire
God
Westminster Abbey
St Pauls
Clude
Thatcher
Reagan
Congress
Advertising ethics and consumer vigilance guidance
A Better Business Bureau column explains how advertising serves buyers when used wisely and not to mislead. It outlines advertiser responsibility, the need for substantiation, and steps for filing complaints with the NAD, NARB, and local BBB, including contact details for the Mahoning Valley office.
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Better Business Bureau
BBB
National Advertising Division
NAD
Council of Better Business Bureaus
Third Avenue
New York
Children’s Review Unit
Better Business Bureau of
Mahoning Valley Inc
P.O
Mahoning Bank
Youngstown
Ohio
Small business shows disinflation in first quarter 1982
NFIB survey indicates price decreases rose five points from January to March and the index of price decreases climbed over 33 percent. Economists estimate about 5.3 percent annual deflation across small firms with wholesalers, manufacturers, and retailers cutting prices due to weak sales and financing costs. Commentators warn no clear recovery yet while debtors face tighter real repayments as prices stay flat or fall. Washington’s deficit actions and confidence are pivotal for turning the outlook. The piece includes quotes from Purdue economist William Dunkelberg and NFIB president John W. Johnson.
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Wilson
Johnson
National Federation of Independent Business
NFIB
William Dunkelberg
Purdue University
Howland Band Wagon Seeks Readers Letters
The Howland Band Wagon invites letters to the editor. Letters must be signed with full address and telephone number and will be confirmed before publication. They may be edited or shortened. names can be withheld on request with a satisfactory reason.
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San Bhagor
Plymouth Colony
Jamestown
Joshua
Moses
Lord Jesus
Washington
Lyle Williams
Church of England
United
Falklands
Better Business Bureau Consumers and Advertising
John Moliterno
Better Business Bureaus
National Advertising Review Board
NARB
American Advertising Federation
American Association of Advertising Agencies
The
Association of National Advertisers
State of Alaska
Donne J. Kay
John Dunlop
Robert Miller
Margaret A. Mollice
Busine
Gordon Anderson
John Henne
Joseph P. Urbania
Phoenix Publications, Inc
State St
Niles
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