Economists Assess Carter Economic Package Critically
Top economists from academe and business challenge the Carter plan as inflationary and misaligned with real needs. They warn the $7 to $11 billion tax rebate will prompt large borrowing and possible Fed money printing, while public works could crowd out private jobs and fail to raise productivity. Alan Reynolds notes the plan may widen poverty and unemployment.
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GOP plan offers long term jobs rather than quick rebate
Senate Republicans propose a 26 billion alternative to President Carter s 31 billion stimulus. It favors permanent tax relief over a one time 50 per head rebate, plus a youth employment program and tax credits for employers. The plan aims to create about 1.5 million jobs and 450 000 work experiences, with broad Democratic and some GOP support.
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Mark My Words Thanks to Genital Having
The author reflects on leaving advertising after seven years and admits advertising makes them sick. They acknowledge the talent in the field yet criticize the industry’s flaw, the client, and hint at ongoing frustration within the profession.
Dennis The Menace Confronts Advertising Expert
The piece critiques ads for Geritol and a Chevy campaign. It mocks self in love couples endorsing Geritol and contrasts exciting car commercials with dull product pitches. The narrator vows never to write another commercial.
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Tailgunner Joe show sparks CNN era debate on McCarthy
The author critiques NBCs Tailgunner Joe as a biased account of McCarthy era politics. He argues the program omits key evidence from Lattimore, Currie, and Soviet connections, while noting liberal and conservative figures faced blacklisting and editorial censorship in Hollywood and politics.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. outlines rates for home delivery by carrier and motor route, Sunday prices, calendar month cycles, and mail subscriptions. Includes post office box information and regional pricing, with a note of the paper’s founding in 1857.
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Question on Slow Police Action After Car Damaged Downtown
A woman’s car was backed into by a police lieutenant near the City Building. The lieutenant did not file an accident report or provide his name, delaying a resolution. After weeks and multiple visits, a report was finally filed, though the officer’s conduct remains disputed.
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