Enterprising thoughts by Earl Dunckel on Social Security crisis
Earl Dunckel argues the U S social security system is fiscally unsustainable with welfare and transfer schemes dominating benefits. He highlights high welfare payouts, a shrinking worker-to-beneficiary ratio, projected deficits into 1982 and beyond, and suggests drastic reforms including trimming Medicare and student aid. He urges Congress to act before the system collapses.
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Social Security
U.S
Reagan
Robert J. Myers
Social Security Administraton
White House Nest Princes of a Cardinal Family
A whimsical account from Washington describes a mourning dove pair nesting beside the Rose Garden at the White House. Painters and lawn work disrupted the nest, the baby cardinal died, and the pair’s eggs remained, while guards and workers observed the scene from the Oval Office area. The White House groundskeeper offers a calm view of the birds amid the bustle.
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Rose Garden
Oval Office
White House
Gee
Robin
Irv Williams
Dollar Dominance Persists Amid Fed Rate Standstill
The piece outlines Federal Reserve Chair Volcker's steadfast monetary restraint to curb inflation, keeping high interest rates and a strong dollar. It notes mixed signals on deficits and tax cuts under Reagan, and describes how global markets, especially in Europe, react to U.S. policy with currencies like the deutschemark and Swiss franc moving, while the dollar remains dominant.
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Reagan
Paul Volcker
Federal Reserve
Capitol Hill
Volcker
House Banking Committee
Fed
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Nancy Testers
Administration
Congress
Capitol Hill Club
The
Treasury
Beryl Sprinkle
Chicago
Dr. Sprinkle
St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Sprinkle
Sprinkle and Company
Seco
Wall Street
U.S
Europe
Germany
Switzerland
Haus Mast
Swiss Credit Bank
Rudolph Dutt- Weiler
Swiss Bank Corporation
Duttweiler
Mast
Bundesbank
Deutschemark
Kaufman
America
Disney Animators and Animations at Whitney Exhibit
A Whitney Museum show spotlights Disney pioneers like Iwerks Ferguson Lundy Kimball and Thomas. It traces the 1930s to 1942 Golden Age from Mickey to Snow White and Pinocchio, detailing animation techniques and the personalities each artist gave to characters.
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York - Ib
Io Wintney Museum
Jean Art
Norman Ferguson
Dick Lundy
Ward Kimball
Frank Thomas
Vladimr Tytla
Iwerks
Richey Bouse
Ferguson
Pluto
Disanimation
Beneste Exhitak
Disney
Disey
Mickey
America
Mickey Mouse
Charlie Chaplin
John G. Hankardt
Whitney
Lundy
Donald Duck
Handardt
Budget critics overrun by loud voices of beneficiaries
A United Feature Syndicate column argues federal budget cuts target wasteful programs like disability benefits. It notes high overrules by administrative law judges, widespread fraud concerns, and the ripple effects on lawyers, lunch staff, and welfare advocates, urging taxpayers to bear the burden.
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Washington
Pri
Robert Carleson
Reagan
Health and Welfare Party
Social Security Administration
Office of Hearings and Appeals
Caina Wines
Coprrigin
United Feature Syndicate
Int
Frederick writer Steven K Beckner’s journal work noted
Steven K Beckner, one of eight outstanding journs writing the Frederick exclusive cpi, is a Washington based author and writer. He edits Deaknews, a newsletter on international investment and has published in the New York Times, Baltimore Sun, and Dallas Morning News.
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Steven K. Beckner
Frederick
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