Battle joined on Kemp Roth tax bill
Political debate heats up over the Kemp Roth tax cut bill after a House defeat as economists and partisans clash over the promise of a free lunch. Prof Arthur Laffer and other economists are cited amid the rhetoric from Republicans and conservatives.
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Kemp Roth tax plan sparks mixed economic debate
California economics faculty back Kemp Roth a tax cut claiming 33 percent relief over three years and $100 billion in corporate cuts while critics led by Herbert Stein Walt Wanniski and Arthur Laffer warn of deficits and inflation. They stress need for spending restraint and note Kennedy and 1920s precedents offer limited support for large cuts.
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Dispute Over $800000 in UFW Grant Funds
Spokesmen for Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers and the American Farm Bureau clash over federal grants to the union's National Farm Workers Service Center. UFW says English and apprenticeship programs offer immense industry benefits. Farm Bureau warns of tax fund abuses and indoctrination. The Labor Department faced criticism for limited publicity. Court challenge discussed. Psalm quotation included.
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Middletown tree sitters end two month endurance
George Crout notes Middletown youngsters Roy Pieratt and Robert Walters descended from trees after two months above ground, surpassing local efforts and challenging national records. Truant officers and health warnings spurred the end, while earlier local boys started the craze in July and drew community attention.
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Willard Lowe
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Billy Shires
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Tips for taxi travelers and Madeira notes from Lisbon
John Sinor shares travel snippets on taxi ripoffs in New York and Porto, price fixes, and airport hassles. He recounts a drink price rise in TAP flights, and introduces the Madeira Island Bulletin edited by Don Glen Sandy, noting English language readers, Sandy’s move from Indiana, and local Portuguese customs including gendered thank yous.
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