Supply side success across nations boosts Reaganomics debate
The piece argues that tax cuts and spending restraint fueled by supply side economics can lift economies. It cites Massachusetts New York Chile Israel and England as examples of growth lower inflation and rising employment, despite political opposition and recession concerns.
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California
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New York
Chile
Alvador Allende
Pinochet
Israel
Yoram Abdon
Aridor
England
Margaret Thatcher
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And God Created Evolution by Buckley Jr
William F Buckley Jr reviews Richard de Mille's essay on teaching evolution in public schools. He contrasts science and religion, questions Darwinism, notes mistakes by both sides, and argues religion has place in schools alongside science when properly framed.
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Richard de Mille
Santa Barbara
Carl Sagan
de Mille
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Darwin
Tom Bethell
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Press and responsibility in the era of leaks
James Kilpatrick argues the press faces a moral test over leaks from high-level officials and covert CIA operations. He contrasts past Bay of Pigs coverage with current disclosures about Haig notes and Nicaragua, praising the Washington Post for publishing March 10 while urging fuller disclosure of the leaking moles.
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Nicaragua
Karl Meyer
The
New Republic
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Gilbert Harrison
White House
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Harrison
Tad Szulc
New York Times
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
James Reston
Schlesinger
Castro
Times
Reagan
Britain
Lord Carrington
National Security Council
Rooneys Iffy Beach Ads and Aging Appeal
Andy Rooney muses on travel brochures and resort ads showing glamorous young women and muscular men while real life at beaches defies the images. He contrasts hair, outfits, and age with kitchen-sink realism, suggesting ads could mislead couples and older viewers.
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