Remain Hopeful on Reagan Tax Proposals and Reform Proposals
The piece reflects on President Reagan’s tax proposals amid constant commentary and expert diagnoses. It notes that proposals fall short of a dramatic shift and cites Rep. Dan Rostenkowski praising bipartisan effort. It suggests cautious hope if leadership maintains a reformable stance.
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Unlikely Grain Dump Sparks Trade War Worries
The administration stays with a plan to dump two billion dollars in grain and dairy surpluses on world markets. It aims to boost dwindling export markets while Europe strengthens farmer subsidies. A trade war looms as corn and wheat futures fall and agents doubt policy will work.
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Economy Notch Eyes Precise Gains Into 1986
In the 1960s fine tuning was touted as a way to harmonize the economy, but by the late decade it was dismissed as impractical. Some analysts now see a chance that the White House and Federal Reserve could steer growth into 1986 through tax cuts, deficit spending, and easing rates, with higher housing and auto sales likely if rates fall. Persistent high rates curb inflation and strain the dollar, affecting U.S. manufacturing abroad and at home.
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Morgan Economic Quarterly
Reagan ventures mixed taxes plan treads carefully
President Reagan blends abolition and maintenance of corporate income taxes while pushing a return free system. He proposes deducting 10 percent of corporate dividends and shifting toward IRS computed liabilities, with voluntary adoption for simple cases, aiming to cut return prep time and fees but raising privacy and accuracy concerns. He and aides offer cautious explanations amid criticism.
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Tom Field
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Calcium questions and health tips from Dr Donohue
Reader asks about calcium intake and calcium compound conversions. Dr Donohue explains percentages of calcium in carbonate gluconate and lactate, recommends pharmacists’ tablets with 500 mg calcium, and notes dairy sources. Other letters cover strokes, smoking doctors, body frame guides, shinbone fluid checks, chronic itchy ear, hypnosis limits, sleep apnea testing, and 24 hour monitors.
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TV Guide fragment lists films and shows with scattered notes
A crowded clipping lists mov ies such as Greystoke Tarzan D-Day the Sixth of June and Broadway Danny Rose along with TV programs including Cheers Simon and Garfunkel Central Park concert and Night Court. It notes actors like Christopher Lambert Ralph Richardson Ian Holm and George Segal and references Nielsen style lineups and scheduling tidbits.
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