Waste Fraud and Abuse Reduction Plan Aims to Save Billions
Senator Bob Kasten outlines a plan to curb waste fraud and abuse in federal agencies. The proposed Waste Fraud and Abuse Reduction Act of 1981 would withhold 2 percent of each agency's budget until compliance is shown and investigations determine where savings exist, potentially freeing up 10 to 20 billion dollars in 1982 1983 for tax cuts or curtailed programs.
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Bob Kasten
Wisc
Budget Committee
Kasten
Senate
Sen. Kasten
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Federa
Government Affairs Committee
Government Operations Committee
House of Representatives
Inspector General
GAO
Appropriations Committees
Sabbath Debate Divides Christians Over Old and New Covenants
Letter discusses Sabbath versus Sunday worship, arguing the Sabbath was given to Israel and not binding on Christians. Cites Deuteronomy, Nehemiah, Hebrews, Ezekiel, and Matthew to claim changes from law to gospel and questions Sabbatarian readings. Remains critical of enforcing Sabbath observance today and notes practical concerns for workers.
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Israel
Egypt
Agai
Horeb
Jesus
God
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION ELECT OFFICERS
Officers elected were Lewis A. Rice president L. L Wilson vice president Jesse B. Anders secretary Marion S. Miller treasurer Issac N. Shipley registrar and the Rev Dr Charles E Wehler chaplain The Rev Charles D Shaffer gave a history talk on The Battle of Lexington as the start of the war for liberty.
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Sons OF the American Revolution
Charles D. Shaffer
Lexington
Lewis A. Rice
L. L Wilson
Jesse B. Anders
Marion S. Miller
Issac N. Shipley
Charles E. Wehler
Fetus ownership and test tube babies debate letter
A letter questions pro choice views by arguing the fetus is not the mother’s property and raises who owns a fetus if an embryo created from one mother’s ovum is implanted in another. The writer uses a hypothetical test tube baby to probe maternal connection and identity.
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Johon Laughland
Oil reserves lure US aid to Guatemala amid regional tension
Washington reports Reagan officials drafting plans to supply military equipment to Guatemala amid cross border fires from El Salvador. cables note rising oil potential in Guatemala could reshape US help as Guatemala seeks to tap 15 thousand to two million barrels daily within years. Cuban and Nicaraguan influence cited in covert support for Guatemalan forces.
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Salvador
Guatemala
Amenica
Cuba
Nicaragua
Srmi Arency
Spader
United States
Competiton
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