A Cure for Tax Reform Indexing Debate in Washington
Washington readers see indexing as a potential antidote to bracket creep yet critics warn it ingrain inflation and fail to curb rising costs. The piece details how current tax reform efforts expand exemptions and credits, with political bargaining shaping the 1981 act.
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Sensing the News through History and Policy Debate
A Boulder perspective by Cole Walton Alder denounces Americans' tendency to view threats as isolated. It highlights the Institute for Comparative Politics and Ideologies at the University of Colorado led by Dr. Edward Rozek, which brings scholars like Hugh Lloyd-Jones and Gen. Daniel O Graham to teach students about history’s role in policy. The piece argues space based defense could challenge Soviet missiles, but questions political willingness. It criticizes the lack of historians in Washington policy making and praises Rozek for shaping future leaders.
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Compass Point The Wall by John M Weiss
The Berlin Wall, built overnight on August 13 1961 along a 27 mile border, cut West and East Berlin off from almost 800 000 West Berlin residents and 85000 workers. The wall was marketed as an anti fascist protective barrier though its motives were largely economic.
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El Toro Valenzuela shifts to driving tests in Spanish
Update notes Fernando Valenzuela during the baseball strike studies driving, aims for Spanish California license test. Agent Tony DiMarco says Valenzuela writes with poise, touched by a letter to a 10 year old Mexican swimmer aspirant stressing dedication. Valenzuela adopts nickname El Toro amid talk on stickum ban impacts.
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Parting shot fuels retirement contract gambit in NFL
The note suggests an All-Pro star in the NFL may retire to pressure a larger contract for his backup. It predicts Deon Hasselback from New England being placated could lead Russ Franciss to renew his pro football interest. Written to Murray Olderman, NEA, with no individual replies due to volume.
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Moriarty Claims Holmes a Fraud in London Pub
In a London Sherlock Holmes Pub a young Moriarty proclaims the detective is incompetent, alleging Holmes relies on leaps of logic, while a crowd reacts with hostility and threats as nostalgia for the stories runs high.
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