Closing tax loopholes to fund domestic spending
The text argues that ending tax loopholes would raise substantial revenue to cover Congress's spending plans. It challenges Ehrlichman’s view that only big corporate loopholes matter and asserts that removing popular deductions would curb inequities and yield meaningful funds for neglected needs.
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John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Congress
Ehrlichman
Chopper patrols under fire for privacy and cost concerns
Opinion questions the use of police helicopter patrols citing privacy invasion, noise, crash risk, and high costs despite their crime fighting potential. It argues the omnipresent aircraft erodes civil liberties and environment quality while offering limited proven benefit.
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Brande
Control one who pulls trigger in gun debate letter
Letter argues gun control targets the shooter not the weapon and calls for enforcing law, deterring crime, and restoring capital punishment. It praises police work but condemns courts and penal systems for releasing criminals, citing Genesis 9 6 and Christian ethics on the sanctity of life.
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Sanshiro Miyamoto
Miyamoto
Detroit
Justice Department
Appreciation Note for Dr. William Patton Recognition Day
The response to Dr. William Patton's recognition day was tremendous and the sender thanks all who contributed. They acknowledge busy schedules and say a small nudge prompted immediate commendations for a deserving doctor and friend.
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William Patton
Nixon's diplomacy and Taiwan a debate on Red China ties
William F Buckley Jr analyzes U S moves toward recognizing Red China via Bruce appointment in Peking while weighing Taiwan's treaty and Chiang Kai-shek's fate. He contrasts Nixon, Jackson and the left on Taiwan policy, warning of McGovern implications and possible war consequences.
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David Bruce
Peking
Bruce
Red China
United States
Sen
Henry Jackson
Taiwan
Chiang Kai-shek
Taipei
United States Senate
China
Nixon
United Nations
Formosa
Shanghai
Mr. Nixon
McGovern
Praising a Nixon era dismantle of the OEO
The author recalls Lyndon Johnson's Great Society and critiques the Office of Economic Opportunity. He notes a right wing drive to dismantle the OEO, contrasts it with the Peace Corps, and argues President Nixon should oversee any dissolution with dignity, amid bureaucratic flaws and boondoggles.
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Lyndon Johnson
Great Society
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Nixon
Americans For Freedom
Lone Ranger
Uriah Heep
Johnson
Poverty
Appropriations
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
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Downey on Disclosure and a Nation of Habitual Offenders
Former CIA agent John T. Downey said he revealed nearly all information after returning to New Britain Connecticut from China. The piece also reports on the National Association of Insurance Agents study of habitual offenders in Virginia and Indiana, noting high conviction counts and calls for changes in license suspension practices.
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John T. Downey
CIA
New Britain
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Nixon
Chou En-lai
Manchuria
Downey
Yale
National Association of Insurance Agents, Inc
Virginia
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