Tag the law and the rise of government overreach
Robert C. Reid critiques federal regulation and tax rules with humor, arguing many rules are pompous and overbearing. He recalls ripping off a mattress tag to mock warnings labeled under penalty of law, and notes how tax extensions exist, while childproof caps frustrate adults more than kids.
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Big Brother
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National Safety Council
Inflation Worries and Housing Outlook From FNMA Chief
Peter Treadway, chief economist of FNMA, spoke at a National Economists' Club luncheon in Washington on the future housing market. He cautioned against a nationwide housing crash, noting widespread shortages even as some regions face surpluses due to plant layoffs and shifting demand.
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Army Air Force
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Inflation Driven Financing Reform Urged by Economist
Cornelius J. Dwyer argues that inflation erodes mortgage viability and business investment. He shows that under high inflation a 30-year loan with 3 percent return would force a 40 percent of income payment in year one, but drop to 1.5 percent in year 30 as incomes rise. He advocates new financing methods to keep initial payments affordable and curb inflation.
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Treadway
Wen
Everyoar
U.S
Gregory
Martin Luther King Jr
Gregorys Hunger Strike Draws Mixed Attention In DC
Timed in Washington, Dick Gregory’s extended fasts and two simultaneous currently ongoing fasts drew limited public notice yet highlighted ongoing protests against budget cuts and social injustice. He cites liberty and justice goals, recalls past hunger protests and warns he may resume or intensify actions to keep issues visible.
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Nea
Dick Gregory
White House
Vietnam
Gregory
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Iran
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Bobby Sands
Reagan likely to seek second term in 1984
Washington sources say President Reagan will run again and win in 1984 despite age concerns. aides Lyn Nofziger and James Baker assert the bid, while insiders warn professionals doubt due to health and political risks. White House aims to deter 1984 doubts by presenting a definite plan and unified party strategy.
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Nea
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Lyn Nofziger
Iton
James Baker
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Oval Office
Tru
Carter
Protessio
White House
Dear Dick with questions about Donahue and Masada
A series of reader queries cover Phil Donahue’s hair, the Masada TV score by Jerry Goldsmith and Morton Stevens, John Agar’s status, Barbara Mandrell, Kristy McNichol rumors, Tyne Daly connections, John Davidson vs Dinah Shore, and Masada’s wooden plank scene.
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eThe Music
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Masada
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Mike Douglas
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Blanche
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Davi
Ation
R. Nixon
Trenton
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