Judgment day for tax limitation in Senate debate
Lewis K. Uhler reports that the Senate Judiciary Committee backed Senate Joint Resolution 58 to amend the Constitution with a tax spending limit and balanced budget. The plan requires a two thirds vote to pass, with war-time exceptions, and faces a tough fight to reach 67 votes amid election-year pressures.
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Lewis K. Uhler
Wall Street
United States Senate
U.S
House of Representatives
Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S. Senate
United States
Congress
National Tax Limitation Committee
Orrin Hatch
John Heinz
R-Pa
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Strom Keeanty
R-Sc
Ed Jenkins
Barber Conable
R-Ny
Recharging energies from a hectic American life
Seasonal change prompts a slower pace as Americans seek vacation and quiet. The piece notes computer-driven speed ups but urges balance, citing presidents Reagan and Carter as contrasts. It argues individuals can find retreat spaces, stressing the need to lower pressure, regain civility, and recharge personal energy.
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Anthony Harrigan
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Detours on life’s highway guide by faith and renewal
The Hubbard News presents a meditation on detours as life’s tests from illness or loss to unexpected opportunities. Joseph P. Urbania urges accepting hardship, seeking divine guidance, and renewing life through faith, ending with a daily prayer for God to lead a plain path.
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Joseph P. Urbania
Hubbard News
Phoenix Publications, Inc
State St
Niles
Ohio
Hubbard
Foreign imports tax proposed to fund Social Security
Congressman Williams introduces a resolution touting a seven percent import tax to fund Old Age and Survivors Insurance. He notes projected 1982 1983 and 1984 shortfalls and argues foreign producers should share in costs. The plan would earmark revenues for Social Security while urging questions contact district offices.
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Survivors Insurance Trust Fund
OASI
Williams
Youngstown Rd. SE
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Finding reliable day care with BBB guidance
Better Business Bureau urges working parents to build a checklist and visit centers to verify staffing and safety. Seek information from employers and local organizations, compare fees, and confirm health standards, staff training, and the full scope of services. Obtain receipts for tax credits and understand due dates and trial options before enrolling.
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Better Business Bureau
John Mo.atel
Better Business Bursar
YMCA
YWCA
Virtuous vices of Americans by Dr Christopher Flannery
Dr. Flannery reflects on Tocqueville’s paradox that Americans’ enterprising spirit, viewed as a virtue by citizens and a vice by European aristocrats, drives prosperity and independence. He argues the profit motive, once stigmatized, could sustain economic revival and urges recalling traditional economic virtues.
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Christopher Flannery
Alexis de Tocqueville
America
Tocqueville
New World
Learning by touch in early child development
Growing Child surveys how infants learn through touch after initial visual development. It emphasizes tactile play to distinguish sameness and difference, advises gentle stimulation for all babies, and offers guidance for ticklish or sensitive children. Contact details for Growing Child include a Lafayette Indiana mailing address for further information.
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North Second Street
P.O. Box
Lafayette
Indiana
Death tax reforms to save family businesses and mills
A discussion on estate taxes harming small family ventures like a lumber mill and a soap plant. NFIB surveys show many in the northeast fear tax drains, urging abolition or alternative funding, while wealthy individuals use life insurance to shield heirs. Siberian tigers face possible extinction with a $49 million plan to conserve them over 20 years.
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National Federation of Independent Business
NFIB
Bheast
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