Inherited mess in politics after Reagan's early term
Column argues Democrats shirk blame for economic trouble as Reagan's early policies reshape the economy. It cites high interest, inflation, rising national debt, and deficit spending by liberals, warning that despite cuts the government may stay in the red. The piece frames Republicans as restoring balance while liberals fostered the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings and
Chrysler
U.S
Washington
Reagan
Income tax critique argues for repeal of amendment
Dr. George Benson notes 1978 figures show 68.66 million Americans paid over 188 billion dollars with an average tax of more than 2700. He attacks progressive taxation as eroding liberty, cites Ramsay McCulloch and Bradford Smith, warns of hidden taxes and calls for repeal of the income tax amendment.
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George Benson
National Education
Washington
Gary Allen
England
America
Ramsay McCulloch
Bradford Smith
Karl Marx
Leaf Fall Moment Turns to Christlike Change
A personal meditation shares how a fall painting mishap taught a lifelong lesson. A teacher shows red and green over brown blot, transforming a mistake into a leaf on the ground. Verses and prayers urge acceptance of mercy, transformation, and using mistakes for God’s glory.
Inflation slowdown brings mixed hope for August economy
The note highlights a 3.6 percent August inflation rate and price drops in gasoline, home heating oil, beef and veal, eggs, fruit, and fish. It frames the trend as benefiting workers and fixed-income groups while cautioning that the trend is not guaranteed to continue, and includes contact details for Congressman Williams in Ohio's 19th District.
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Congressman Williams
Youngstown Rd
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Affirmative Action in the course of extinction
In this 1981 column Professor John Adams Wettergreen argues that affirmative action, though federally contested and not legally codified, has become entrenched in American life. He contends public opinion now rejects AA, yet administration resistance stems from preserving an industry of AA administrators and bureaucratic gains, hindering its demise while claiming color blind justice.
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John Adams Wettergreen
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Gallup
Congress
Supreme Court
William Bell
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Stockman
Snes
Buying an Airline Ticket The BBB Basics
John Moliterno of the Better Business Bureau outlines a traveler guide to buying airplane tickets. It covers choosing airports and airlines, collecting flight details, flexible dates for discounts, and understanding terms like non stop direct open return open jaw and bumping along with baggage and liability rules. The column, prepared by the BBB Mahoning Valley staff, offers practical tips for avoiding surprises when booking and flying.
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John Moliterno
Better Business Bureau
Chicago
O’hare
Midway
Milwaukee
Washington, D.C
Dulles
Washington National
Baltimore-Washington
Airlines
Better Business Bureau of Mahoning Valley Inc
Growing Child How to aid a baby's physical development
A Growing Child newsletter outlines simple daily actions to boost infant physical development. Let babies move freely, spend time without clothes before bathtime, encourage tummy time from around four months, vary positions, feed alternate sides, and gently rock and sway to stimulate balance and confidence.
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Hubbard News
Edwin Feulner
Denne J. Key
Micheel W. Ververis
Robert Miller
Maergeret A. Mellica
Maneger
Phoenix Publications, Inc
State St
Niles
Ohio
Hubbard
Wettergreen
San Jose State University
California
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North Second Street
P.O. Box
Lafayette
Indiana
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