Tax cuts and revenue rise in past and current politics
The piece argues that past income tax cuts under Harding Kennedy and tax indexation could boost growth and revenue. It contrasts Ford and Carter positions, notes Milton Friedman support, and cites Kemp's Jobs Creation Act with projections of higher GDP and tax revenue versus Treasury forecasts of revenue loss.
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Call off your enzymes says scientist on aging
Dr Johan Bjorksten tells the American Chemical Society that an enzyme could reverse aging by dissolving molecular bonds. He envisions life spans near 800 years and warns of catastrophic effects on pensions, retirement ages, Social Security, and industries if longevity skyrockets.
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The Quiet Hour Before the City Rouses
A reflective piece describes 3 30 to 4 a m as a rare calm before dawn when the city sleeps. The scene notes a closed bar, a jailed driver, distant truck noises, and the narrator’s sense of order and awakening needs.
The Finest Hour Man Takes Bold Imagined Quests
A narrator describes vivid fantasies of nightly adventures. He envisions fending off burglars using superhuman stealth and leaping between planets with secret propulsion. In another thread, a clandestine Air Force mission with the President underscores a perilous duty and trusted heroism.
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America
Nuclear power safety debated as critics oppose expansion
In Lynchburg Virginia a Babcock & Wilcox official touts safety of nuclear fuel core production and cites studies arguing extremely low accident risk. Critics cite multiple states pursuing anti nuclear measures while MIT and NSF analyses emphasize favorable safety comparisons to other energy sources.
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One Vote Can Make a Big Difference Says Mead
Dr. Margaret Mead warns polls show many Americans will skip voting and argues single votes can swing states and wars. She proposes civics projects mapping districts and mobilizing youth and seniors to vote. Mead, a Democrat and two party stalwart, cautions against landslide elections.
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The Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Journal is published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio. It lists subscription options including home delivery by carrier or motor route and mail rates for U S and international addresses. The notice includes price breaks per week and year and notes founded in 1457.
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