Tax Cut Debate Signals Looming 1995 Proposals
The piece discusses competing party plans for income tax cuts and the Federal Reserve's likely inflationary response. Clinton is set to unveil his proposal, while Gephardt and Republicans push broad middle class cuts. The debate centers on whether tax relief will help or deepen the deficit as revenue has generally lagged spending.
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Editorial calls for tougher crime penalties in heartland
Guest editorial notes rising crime across rural America and Kansas as 1995 approaches. Authors argue for stiffened penalties for first-time offenders to deter attacks on friends and family, urging decisive action to curb violence in communities.
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No Kidd ing by Karl A Van Asselt identity crisis
Karl A Van Asselt asks how six products earned their long names and traces the origins of brands such as Haagen-Dazs Ciro's Ice Cream Alpo K-9 Health Foods Sun-Maid Barnum's Animal Crackers Bold Gold Pretzels and 9 Lives Tender Meals. The World Features Syndicate source notes the historical branding twists.
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McClintock Alumni Shine In Pro Football News
Tempe high school graduates Anthony Parker and Rick Neuheisel gain national attention in football circles. Parker set an NFL record by scoring defensive touchdowns in three straight games and remains a strong Pro Bowl potential. Neuheisel, Colorado’s next head coach, led McClintock to a 1978 state title and built a coaching career at UCLA while pursuing a law degree.
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Victim laments restitution delays and legal system bias
A midnight theft victim vents over delayed restitution after a convict’s probation and court costs are paid before the victim. He questions the justice process, cites a disappeared offender, and suggests reform via voting out lawyer judges and shifting focus back to victims. He even imagines Al Bundy as a lawmaker.
Brown's Shoe Fit Courthouse display reflects long American beliefs
A reader defends religious displays on the courthouse lawn arguing the nation was founded on religious freedom. The letter cites separation from Puritans, God on money, and a preference for nativity imagery over secular or Halloween symbolism, urging unsigned letters with address and phone for verification.
Pomona Schools Music Program Praised by Parents and Staff
Parents and teachers laud Pomona elementary and middle school for a standout music program this year. The writers note strong student enjoyment, community support, and heartfelt thanks to staff for their efforts.
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Its Your Quarter Christmas and the role of religion
A reader discusses Christmas origins and Christian history, cites Charley Reese on abortion boundaries, urges contacting congress about Kansas laws, and argues for equal education with modern facilities. Community forum hours and a contact number are provided.
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