IRS Spanish tax forms sparks language debate
In a costed pilot under 100000 dollars the IRS released tax forms in Spanish marking its first non English language. Critics say it urges English learning as essential while praising cultural diversity but warn translation drives undermine national unity and safety needs. The column argues English unity and warns against a Babel outcome.
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U.S
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
United States
Ron Packard
Oceanside
Calif
Packard
America
Canada
Public forum letter policy at The Daily Record
The Daily Record states it welcomes signed letters with a publishable mailing address and a non publishable phone number. Letters must be under 300 words and signed by no more than two people. The paper may reject any submission or unpublished letters may not be acknowledged.
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Roswell youths compete in 23rd Boys Clubs year event
On January 30 1969 two Roswell youths Robert De Los Santos 14 and Arthur Sandoval 15 were chosen to compete in the 23rd day of the year contest for Boys Clubs of America. Linda Sloan named January Girl of the Month. homecoming queen 1968 at Roswell High School. Chaves County Garden Club installs three new officers with Mrs Copple becoming president.
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Roswell
Boys Clubs of America
Robert de Los Santos
Arthur Sandoval
Linda Sloan
Sam Sloan
Roswell High School
Babbitt visit to N M a disaster
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt’s New Mexico trip failed to bridge ranchers and environmentalists over grazing on federal land. He met in Albuquerque and with other Western states, but sessions produced no agreement, ending with a head injury from a fall and a bleak assessment of the state’s grazing politics.
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Santa FE
Bruce Babbitt
New Mexico
U.S
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Babbitt
Colorado
Roy Romer
Nevada
Idaho
Bruce King
King
Domenici
Clinton
State Cattlegrowers Association
Albuquerque Convention Center
West
Ern
Steve Schiff
Joe Sheen
Jeff Bingaman
Albuquerque
Health care plan faces CBO verdict and budget doubts
Washington reports a Clinton administration health reform plan faces scrutiny from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office as officials warn estimates could misfire. Leon Panetta defends the effort and explains model limits, cost projections, and the use of spending caps to curb entitlements amid a broad reform push.
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Clinton
Congressional Budget Office
CBO
Office of Management and Budget
Leon Panetta
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Panetta
White House
Clinton Speech Parallels and Paradoxes in State of the Union
A commentary on Bill Clinton's State of the Union address notes paradoxes in his praise of bipartisan cooperation while citing votes won by favors for farmers, calls out applause for popular promises like health care, food, housing, and employment, and compares the reaction to Soviet-era showmanship. The piece questions what Congress and the public actually contributed to the deficit improvement and political theater.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Bill Clinton
State of the Union
Georgia
Clinton
Hillary
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