Japan Leads Global Investment Wealth Gap Highlight
Japanese spending on new factories equipment and R and D tops American levels as a share of GNP. Last year Japan invested over 750 billion dollars or 24 percent of GNP while the U S invested about 500 billion or 10 percent. Savings in Japan drives capital and American measures to raise savings linger in Congress.
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Connecticut Governor Reconsiders Run After Tax Push
Connecticut Governor William O'Neill pushed a near one billion dollar tax package last year and then chose not to seek a third term. He cited political realities as his reason, following a drop in popularity after the historic tax increase.
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Herbert Hoover
Editorial critique on gun rights and militia duty in CT guest piece
Christopher J. Crobaugh and Walter Strickler rebut guest editorial claims about assault weapons and gun laws. They argue that weapons do not define evil and cite U S Supreme Court language on militia duty to bear arms. They question religion and birth control voting in moral policy.
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William Bennett
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Skateboard Ban Sparks Call for City Skate Park
Arlene Moya of Elyria argues that banning street skating pushes kids to illegal areas and urges the city to build a skate park as a compromise to curb violations. She questions where children should skate if streets are off limits.
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Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Letters for Editorial Page
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor for publication. Submit with signature, full address, and telephone number to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187 or mail for posting consideration.
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Bush's budget gamble hinges on Fed rate cuts and tax increases
The White House backs a higher taxes lower spending deal to pressure the Federal Reserve into easing policy. Greenspan and other board members resist. A softer Fed could follow TEFRA era easing, but today’s inflation wary climate and Gramm Rudman targets complicate any move.
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Acid Rain Crisis Overstated Says Krug and Rusher
Edward Krug argues that only a tiny fraction of eastern lakes are acid dead and that buffering lime in soils keeps fish alive. The article cites Krug and critic William A. Rusher claiming the move to lime treatment is a cheaper fix than broad emission standard reforms.
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