Word: bradleys
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Senator Big Bradley (D-N.J.) and three professors agreed last night at an Institute of Politics (TOP) Forum that the current personal income tax system must be overhauled, and discussed Bradley's newly introduced tax reform bill...
There is a burning need to make the tax system more fair and more simple, Bradley said last night before a crowd...
Herman B Leonard, assistant professor of Public Policy Stanley S Surrey professor of Law and Paul McDamel, professor of Law at Baston College endorsed, with some reservations Bradley's proposal, co-sponsored with Rep-Richard Gephardt...
...initiatives which Bradley hopes will reach the Senate floor by early 1984, would declare single incomes below $26 000 non taxable Income from $14 000 $ 37 000 would be taxed progressively up to a 28's ceiling...
...most tangled polling errors came in California, where almost no one forecast Republican George Deukmejian's 50,000-vote victory over Tom Bradley. Indeed, the Los Angeles Times ran a frontpage story on election morning about the lineup of local politicians vying to succeed Bradley as the city's mayor. The San Francisco Chronicle's first election extra bannered: BRADLEY WIN PROJECTED. While ABC was predicting Deukmejian's victory, its affiliate stations in Los Angeles and San Francisco were using exit polls of their own to call the race for Bradley instead. In the Senate contest...