Clinton shifts to White House budget projections
The article notes President Clinton now uses White House estimates instead of CBO figures to forecast deficits, arguing for higher growth and lower entitlement costs. It contrasts White House and Republican projections, with estimated 10 year savings of 1.1 trillion versus 1.5 trillion. It argues the conservative CBO baseline should guide negotiations and warns that eradicating deficits requires painful cuts rather than optimistic budgeting.
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Congressional Budget Office
Congress
CBO
Office of Management and Budget
White House
Resident praises south Roswell facilities and nearby funeral services
A south Roswell resident Kay Witaker writes that local medical facilities are not neglected since moved north, noting Ballard's Funeral Home and LaGrone's Funeral Chapel near South Park Cemetery as convenient. She signs her letter at 1600 S Adams Ave.
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Ballard
LaGrone
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Two Party System Founding and New Mexico Shift
A reflection on how the two party system emerged from early American rivalries, its role in stability, and New Mexico’s mid-1990s changes. The piece notes Jeffersonians versus Federalists, Lincoln and Jefferson Day Din ner, and the Greens gaining major party status after Mondragon’s 10 percent vote.
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Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Democratic Party
Federalists
Republican Party
New Mexico
Greens
Roberto Mondragon
Myths of Japanese quality challenged by Eberts
In New York the Eberts critique the long held belief in Japanese superiority in trade and consumer goods. Their book The Myths of Japanese Quality questions Deming’s central role, contrasts group focus in Japan with American individualism, and argues that image often outpaces reality in both nations.
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United States
Japan
Eberts
Ray Eberts
Cindelyn
Purdue University
Toyota
Honda
Sony
U.S
Deming
Ebert
Independence Day Highlights and Historic Milestones
July 4, 1995 marks Independence Day with key events on this date in history. The Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence in 1776, West Point opened in 1802, Adams and Jefferson died in 1826, and Lou Gehrig bid farewell in 1939. Thought from Thoreau adds reflective context.
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West Point
N.Y
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Iron Horse
Lou Gehrig
New York
Yankee Stadium
Henry David Thoreau
July Fourth Celebrations Across Roswell Area
Roswell area residents celebrated Independence Day by visiting mountains lakes or backyards. Many displayed patriotism with flags ceremonies and telegrams supporting Honor America Day in Washington. TM Friends threw rice at Walt and Lorraine Haut as they departed for Germany. Clayton Stallings became proxy of the Roswell Sertoma Club. his daughter is Miss Roswell.
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Germany
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Sertoma Club
Fourth of July Reflections on Americas Freedom
William M. Detweiler reflects on the meaning of Independence Day in Indianapolis. He contrasts festive decor with a call to remember freedom, the American Revolution, and World War II veterans who endured hardship and contributed to postwar growth aided by the G I Bill. He emphasizes liberty, sacrifice, and national unity.
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