Editorial critique of stealth bombers and Amtrak subsidy
The piece argues the government spends over five billion on five stealth bombers while neglecting Amtrak, portraying the stealth program as a political makeshift to preserve jobs. It asserts Amtrak provides people transport, is not cheaper than air travel but serves small communities, and deserves subsidies even if profit remains uncertain, urging reduced military spending.
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Amtrak
White House
Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Ottawa
S&ls
Feds
Franklin Savings
United States
Kansas House Rejects Death Penalty Bill 67 to 57
Governor Hayden may sign a separate bill mandating 40 year sentences for murder, potentially giving Kansas a respite from the highly emotional issue. The House defeated the death penalty measure last week by a 67 to 57 vote, with Governor hitch noting a possible endorsement from the governor.
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Kansas House of Representatives Ly
Jim Hitch
Mike Hayden
Commentary on debt, democracy, and the S and L crisis in Ottawa
The author argues that federal action cannot fully fix savings and loan troubles, blaming greed and economic missteps. They warn of a growing national debt under Gramm Rudman Hollings, question the balance of budgets, and note Rep. Bob Whittaker's retirement with hopeful candidates circling.
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Congress
Bush
Fifth
Bob Whittaker
Social Security Tax Debate Roils Capitol Hill
The article outlines rising FICA deductions at 7.65 percent and 15.3 percent combined, with most Americans believing surpluses fund future benefits. Moynihan calls for rolling back increases, labeling it theft and return to pay as you go, while Bush opposes cuts. Analysts warn the Trust Fund IOUs lack real funds.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
New York
Capitol Hill
The
Wall Street Journal
Journal
U.S. pressure on Nicaraguan voting backdrop fuels doubt
The piece sketches a tense 1980s election in Nicaragua as the United States pressures the vote, while sponsors claim a fair process under UN and OAS monitoring. It notes high eligible voter registration, a likely close race, and U.S. promises tied to lifting the embargo if the opposition candidate wins, contrasting with Sandinista support.
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Nicaragua
Iowa
Kansas
United States
U.S
Arias
Pan
United Nations
Organization of American States
U. S
South America
Daniel Ortega
Ontega
Bush
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