Can You Afford This House Can You Afford This House
The collection edited by Rep. David Treen argues federal bloat harms growth and efficiency. Contributors led by Rep. Dan Quayle urge cutting regulation and shrinking government to revive job creation and energy competitiveness, with themes of state primacy and lower taxes.
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Edmund Burke
Congress
House
David Treen
Louisiana
Phil Crane
Treen
William Armstrong
Colorado
Armstrong
Rep. Treen
Ional
Washington
Dan Quayle
Indiana
Can
Quayle
Oregon
Charles Grassley
Iowa
Civil Aeronautics Board
Canada
Jack Kemp
New York
Steven Symms
Idaho
United States
Rep
Tito's non alignment critique fades at Belgrade ministers meeting
Tito warned non aligned ministers in Belgrade that linking world problems to capitalist imperialism is misguided. Delegates eyed a Havana summit while Indochina war debates and Moscow Havana influence clouded the bloc. Several nations balked at a Havana summit, insisting non alignment may still hold value elsewhere.
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Josip Broz Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito
Belgrade
Africa
Moscow
Havana
India
Indonesia
Fidel Castro
Carter faces tax debate amid deficit fears and growth gaps
Economists clash over models and the Laffer curve as Congress stalls on reducing the federal deficit. Inflation climbs, indicators sour, and Carter dismisses capital gains reform as a cash save. Five nations with no capital gains tax outpace the US in productivity and GNP growth.
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Congress
Carter
United States
Congressional Democrats
Not fair to animals letter warns parents of cruel act
A reader laments cruelty by children who skin a cat’s tail at an apartment complex. The writer urges parents to teach respect for animals and condemns the mistreatment of the defenseless pet found wandering nearby.
Kitten Abuse Sparks Care for Rescued Animal
Debi McGraw reports a cruel act against a kitten later found infested with maggots and not eating for days. A local veterinarian treats the animal, with amputating its tail possible if it survives. Community funds cover medical costs amid calls to teach children kindness to animals.
Marguerite Sullivan Problems and Bolger Optimism
Washington Postmaster General William F Bolger projects optimism amid threats of a national postal strike and a pending Senate vote on returning the postmaster general to political appointment. He defends wages, foresees rate structuring changes, and touts mechanization while stressing volume and improved service over time.
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Washington
William F. Bolger
Bolger
United Parcel Service
Peniay
Congress
House
Senate
Western Union
United States
Middletown News Journal: Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for weekdays and Sundays, including home delivery and motor route rates. It shows prices for mail subscriptions, advance payment terms, and notes the paper was founded in 1657.
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The
News Journal,Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Paying Off Bills Leads to Postal Blues and Bare Mailbox
A columnist laments paying off all bills leaving no mail. She jokes about missing love letters and free stamps, noting the U.S. Postal Service’s slow response and wishing for rebates or a mailed tribute to her frugality. Friends in communications rarely write, preferring calls.
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U.S. Postal Service
U.S
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John Chamberlain
House of Natives
Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Aler St
Treeris
White House
Cabinet Department of Education
Walter
Dennis the Menace
Debi McGraw
Rosedale Road
Marguerite Sullivan
William Bolger
the Journal
Jane G. Haas
Copley News Service
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