Reagan cuts are the least that should be done
The Rise family in Cleveland highlights the impact of proposed $1.8 billion cuts to food stamps as 22 million Americans rely on benefits. The piece argues many depend on the program, while questioning efficiency and urging restraint on welfare reductions.
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Nancy
Leonard Rise
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
New York Times News Service
Reagan
Rise
Cleveland
West Virginia
Leonard
Congress
Book extols capitalism as moral engine of wealth
Review touts Wealth and Poverty by George Gilder as proof that American capitalism creates jobs and higher living standards. It argues capitalism rests on faith and mutual gain, contrasts with socialism, and links family structure and savings to growth. It notes historical milestones and Chicago politics context from 1981.
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Hong Kong
Switzerland
ADC
George Gilder
Basic Books
Nixon backs Haig while Reagan jokes at GWU Hospital
Nixon told a senior aide that Reagan should arrange crisis management with Haig praised as tops. Haig felt undermined after a late conversation, delaying air in the White House. Reagan’s humor at GWU Hospital boosts his factor in Congress and public image. Goldwater trims Navy F-18 requests, shifting defense dynamics. Schmidt party left shift threatens Apel as foreign minister, alarming Reagan aides.
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Richard M. Nixon
White House
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Alexander Haig
Reagan
New York
Haig
George Washington University Hospital
Regan
California
GW Hospital
Senate
Capitol Hill
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Tactical Air
Armed Services Committee
Goldwater
Northrop
Navy
John Tower
Texas
James A. Baker III
David Gergen
Baker
Gergen
George Bush
Kemp-Roth
Bush
Jack Kemp
Jude
Helmut Schmidt
Social Democratic Party
Hans Apel
Horst Emhke
Moscow
Apel
U.S
Emike
Schmidt
Bundestag
Obstructionism Aims To Curb U S Export Trade
A critique of U S policy argues that bureaucratic red tape licensing and laws like the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act hinder American exporters. It asserts taxes overseas reduce representation abroad and cites Webb Pomerene Act confusion and EPA rules as drags. The piece predicts improved policy under Reagan if Congress is reined in.
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Washington
Germany
Japan
United States
America
Joseph E. Pattison
Inc
U.S
Congress
Treasury
Manhattan Island
Middle East
Far East
Capitol Hill
Webb-Pomerene
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Nigeria
United Nations
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Odessa
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
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Cyprus
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Richard Daley
Chicago
Phyllis Schlafly
Shines
Wanniski
New Jersey
Jeffrey Bell
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