Reagan tax reform showdown and satirical roundup
Saturday Notebook surveys tax reform hopes as Reagan faces Senate resistance amid wealth gaps. It notes 1985 millionaires avoiding income tax and a 1983 Treasury study showing high earners paying little, while Senate fiscal woes and space spending critique offer counterpoints. Also included are light profiles of classifieds humor and a dog-recovery tale.
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West Coast
Congress
Reagan
Treasury Department
House
Senate
CBN Watchdog Targets Violence in Media Led by Radecki
Robert Lee Zimmer reports on Thomas Radecki, founder of the National Coalition on Television Violence, who campaigns against violent entertainment across toys, books, games, sports, and TV. He argues violence messages shape thinking even at high levels, advocates mandatory TV warnings, and oversees a $60,000 yearly budget with help from 2,000 contributors.
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Robert Lee Zimmer
Associated Press
Urbana
Ill
Thomas Radecki
Christian Broadcasting Network
CBN
Jesus Christ
Radecki
National Coalition On
Reagan
Clint Eastwood
Coalition
Peggy Charren
Action For Children's Television
Boston
Grace Bassinger
Washington
National Pta
On The Road In China The Y Strong In China
Roving editor John McCormally reports in Shanghai on Christian life under communism. He notes 20 million plus Christians in 2200 Protestant and 1000 Catholic churches, the 3-self Movement, and a growing but cautious ecumenism in a prospering China. The YMCA and Community Church show resilience and adaptation amid political control.
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John
China
Communist Party
Shem
Chinese Christian Council
3- Self Movement
U.S
Taiwan
George Wu
Foo Chow
Edward Munson
Minette Munson
Efficient running tips from Dr Donohue column
Readers seek guidance on stride efficiency and injury recovery. The piece notes kangaroo energy mechanics, elastic energy, warm-ups, shoe impact, stride length about 80 percent of leg length, and rest concepts. It also covers post layoff reconditioning timelines and weightlifting principles favoring heavy lifts with proper form, rest days, and progressive overload.
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Dr.donohue
DR. Donohue
F.M
England's Mail Profitable Even Though Service Slow
England's Royal Mail celebrates 350 years since opening to the public profits. Despite boasting high tech gains, critics say deliveries remain slow with only 8.1 percent of first class mail arriving next day. Consumers' Association calls the service failing. The system handles about 42 million letters daily with 177,000 staff.
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England
London
Charles I
Britain
Royal Mail
Post Office
Edinburgh
Daily Mail
The
Daily Express
Daily Telegraph
Civil Service Department
British Postal Service
Luxembourg
Bundespost
U.S. Postal Service
Electronic Post
Interpost
Consumers' Association
Ottawa Herald subscription rates list
The Ottawa Herald prints daily except Sundays and holidays with subscription pricing for in trade area and outside, including Ottawa and surrounding towns. Rates show monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly plans with sales tax details and out of state deductions.
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Cedar
Halidays
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
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Gong Primei
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Vatican
Cardinal Sin
Manila
Hong Kong
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Beijing
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