Landon Sees Washington Still On His Mind At 90
Alf Landon, 90, tells a visitor at Kansas State University he keeps an eye on Washington. He recalls his 1936 campaign and notes current politics including Carter, Teddy Roosevelt echoes, taxes, and Social Security, while planning his return to Topeka.
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Three California kidnapping convicts convicted of bodily harm
The three men already guilty of kidnapping 26 children and a bus driver in 1976 were found guilty of causing bodily harm to three victims. They face life without parole, with the judge noting the cruelty of entombing victims in a buried van and the likelihood of lasting scars.
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Hard talks with Japan end cool over trade surplus and jobs
US Japan trade talks closed with little progress on shifting trade patterns. Japan runs an $13 billion surplus, $8.5 billion with the United States, amid US concerns over energy policy and economic lecturing. Political risk and job losses in key industries worsen the mood.
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Readers defend Niagara Mohawk power rates and conservation
A Troy letter argues for Niagara Mohawk as among the lowest priced utilities, urges energy conservation and fair treatment for seniors, notes Nim(o) tax on bills, and suggests removing tax from nonessential charges like cable. It emphasizes prudent energy use and warns against overcriticism.
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Peace Corps and United Brands in Honduras debated
Carl P. Weber from Clifton Park reflects on NBC coverage of United Brands accused of large illegal political contributions in Honduras. He recalls aiding Honduran projects years ago with VITA, notes U.S. AID involvement and Alliance for Progress funds, and praises Peace Corps volunteers while warning about government fragility under President Sada.
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Evangelists Face Public Income Disclosure Debate
In Valley Falls readers question why prominent Gospel evangelists, three so far, avoid income disclosure arguing private status while donors provide millions. Citizens contend all earners should file taxes and reveal income and spending, urging honesty from these trusted preachers.
What s Your Beef Readers Pick Best Beef
Readers submit short beef letters to The Times Record seeking a $10 prize. Recent entries critique medicine dosage labels, phone company advertising and rate hikes. Last week’s winner Mrs M D Phelan of Mechanicville proposed separate checkout lines for cash, checks, and credit cards.
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Tax politics loom as Democrats and Republicans clash
As the campaign heats up, Republicans push taxes as a main issue while Democrats defend policy changes. Reagan says tax hikes hit middle-class families. Rhodes cites a 31,000 yearly rise. O Neill and Carter promise tax cuts and reform to spur growth amid election-year pressures.
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Quote and Unquote What People Are Saying
Quotes from US Senator Barry Goldwater Cyprus first lady Mrs Spyros Kyprianou and Texas farmers leader Greg Rystad reflect debates over Social Security hostage release and a Phase II farmers strike with militant tones in the early discussion.
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