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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1981
Page
18
Our view argues tax reduction should pass with minimal political maneuvering. It questions lawmakers who fear inflation from additional take home pay and notes opposition may reflect self interest and a desire to fund more programs. The piece forecasts a heated congressional debate and warns opponents risk public backlash.
A Copley Editorial Service piece notes the State Department white paper tracing arms to El Salvador from Soviet bloc nations. It highlights counterclaims by the USSR, Cuba, and Nicaragua, yet cites Enrique Guatemala confirming guerrillas obtain arms from the socialist bloc, underscoring Soviet intervention in El Salvador.
Dartmouth confronts free speech and modernism as alumni candidates challenge the administration. A California alumnus won a trustee bid, while critics urge that alumni advise on education policy. The dispute tests Dartmouth’s traditions, amid student activism and a controversial use of tribal symbols.
Public reaction to the near assassination of Ronald Reagan highlights his composure and resolve. Vermont Royster notes his unchanged rhetoric from California governorship, while White House support widens for tax cuts and reduced government spending. Congress appears more acquiescent as public sentiment shifts in his favor. Paul Harvey remarks broadcast daily on KOYL 1310.
A narrator wrestles with a long abstinence from Chicago Cubs games and memorabilia. Friends press him to attend the opener, but he resists, recalling past Cubs lore, players, and dramatic games. The piece blends humor with self discipline, ending in renewed Cub allegiance.
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