The Business Lunch and Tax Reform Debate in Washington
A columnist argues the business lunch fuels capitalism through face to face energy and warns that restricting deductions, conventions abroad, and hospitality taxes would devastate lodging and food sectors. He cites convention revenue, jobs, and the Mont Pelerin Society to defend tax loopholes as essential lubricants of enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Treasury
American Hotel and Motel Association
House Ways and Means Committee
Blumenthal
Association
United States
Labor Department
Washington
Mont Pelerin Society
Munich
Caracas
Tokyo
Local Newspaper Leadership Roster Listed
The W A Siebenthaler Sr president Elwood Richardson business manager Paul J Day executive editor Frank R Myers publisher general manager Jim Mills managing editor named in the newspaper's leadership lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Paul J. Day
Frank R. Myers
Jim Mills
Keep the door closed to New York's plea
The article argues against federal guarantees for New York City bonds, detailing a large budget deficit and mismanagement. It criticizes Treasury proposals as bailouts, warns of broader national financial risks, and urges the Carter administration to reject supporting the city. It references Blumenthal, Ford Foundation, and McGeorge Bundy in a critical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
U.S. Treasury
Washington
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Carter Administration
Right wing attacks backfires as Anderson holds seat
Washington analysis notes the conservative drive to unseat John B. Anderson in Illinois failed, reinforcing Brooke’s vulnerability to similar tactics. It argues the right wing’s slate of fights hinges on impeachment, canal treaties, Ford support, equal rights, and perceived moral battles, yet voters backed centrism.
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Washington
Illinois
John B. Anderson
John Anderson
Anderson
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Rockford, Jr
Rockford
Congress
Sen Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
Nixon
Senate
Azi Nelson
Memory Lane
Bermuda's multiracial path under Premier Gibbons
The author observes Bermuda's 55 percent UBP win and a push toward a multiracial society. He notes white minority control of economic life, the black opposition's demand for redress, and educational reform as key to egalitarian policy. The piece contrasts legacy racism with a cautious optimism for integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
John
St. Peter
United Bermuda Party
UBP
David Gibbons
Gibbons
Travel Bureau
Progressive Labor Party
U.S. Navy
Front St. Man
How lucky we all are to have the life squad
Mrs Banford Haney thanks the Madison Life Squad for rapid help on March 13 when transporting her heart patient husband to the hospital. She praises their oxygen support and kindness, notes only Joe Shepherd is known by name, and urges Madison Township residents to rely on the local life squad in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Life Squad
Madison Township
Life Squad
Joe Shepherd
Banford Haney
Elk Creek Road
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Jimmy Carter
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Treasury
Busineqmen's
The
W.A. Siebenthaler Sr
Ford Foundation
McGeorge Bundy
Nicholas von Hoffman
Jesus
Fom Braden
Richard Viguerie
Virginia
John Birch Society
Ford
John Roche
the Journal
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
U.S.A
Bermudian
Bermudians
Hamilton Rotarians
Grenada
Dennis the Menace
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