Running in place redefining the middle class in 1981
Heritage Foundation comic strip characters Mike Motley and Earl discuss why the middle class voted for Ronald Reagan. A new Yeager book argues inflation and slow growth eroded mobility, shaping a shift toward tax cuts and deregulation as the solution.
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Edwin Feulner
Heritage Foundation
Mike Motley
Earl
Mike
Ronald Reagan
Robert C. Yeager
McGraw-Hill
Yeager
America
Reagan must tackle taxes and spending for growth in 1981
Economic policy analysis argues President elect Reagan will face conflicts between orthodox fiscal restraint and populist tax cuts. It urges deep spending cuts, entitlements reduction, and dismantling non defense agencies, stressing inflation tied to the $633 billion federal budget and the need for a clear, firm plan from day one. It criticizes Carter era auto industry policy and notes Japanese state guidance shaping competition.
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Anthony Harrigan
Nashville
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
America
Senate Budget Committee
Johnson
Carter
U.S
Mr. Reagan
Royal Road of Prayer in Old Age Meditation
A daily Upper Room meditation reflects on God’s unfailing love and mercy from Lamentations 3 22-23 TEV. The author notes aging limits yet spiritual strength through prayer, solitude, and compassion, ending with a prayer to God and a thought that His love lights life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Road of Prayer
Eileen Duxbury
South Africa
New president needs support from 19th Ohio District
Congressman Lyle Williams urges support for Ronald Reagan as he takes office on January 20. He acknowledges high taxes inflation and unemployment and says progress will take time but champions reducing oil dependence and reviving jobs. Contact details for Williams offices in Warren Youngstown and Washington are provided.
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Lyle Williams
Ohio
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Congressman Williams
Youngstown Rd. SE
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Montage Sermons and soda water
A column argues that the nation cannot rely on Ronald Reagan to restore civilization after decades of indulgence. The piece warns of entrenched social decay, blaming bureaucracy, education upheaval, media influence, and cultural trends, and calls for citizens to mount the defense of civilization themselves.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Nancy
Tips on Dry Cleaning and Care for Leather Garments
The Better Business Bureau offers guidance on fabric labeling, stain removal, and the expected lifetimes of garments. Leather and suede require specialized cleaning, with dyes and finishes affected by solvents. get items to a professional suede and leather cleaner and follow quick spot treatment advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Business Bureau of Mahoning Valley, Inc
P.O
Youngstown
Ohio
The Status of Patriotism by George Benson
The article argues modern patriotism wanes as symbolic displays replace action. It cites Paine and Independence Day as standards, questions flag visibility, and urges daily practice of patriotism beyond holidays, noting a national decline without it. The piece lists editorial staff and Phoenix Publications details.
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George Benson
National Education
Thomas Paine
Paine
Washington
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Daniel Yankelovich
Yankelovich
Detroit
God
Joan Cochran
Lord Byron
George Ade
The
Better Business Bureau
I Beter
Robert Miler
Donne J. Mey
Nancy Edmundson
Dolores H. Jollen
Maneger
Joseph P. Urbania
Meneger
Phoenix Publications, Inc
W. State St
Niles
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