Word: broader
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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These are formidable conditions. The right-wing diehards, far from recognizing any need to move toward the middle to win broader support, already argue that Ford's defeat "proves" that they were right in the first place and would have done better with Reagan. Yet, most important of all, the Republicans must find a candidate who can appeal to diverse constituencies, notably the rising independents...
...figure in the affair is Tongsun Park, 41, a Washington-based South Korean entrepreneur with reputed links to the KCIA, who has admitted giving gifts of as much as $10,000 to some Congressmen (TIME, Nov. 8). According to recent disclosures, however, KCIA spooks have been masterminding a much broader operation designed to win special commercial and political advantages for South Korea...
...structure by approving a graduated state income tax. The failure of the graduated income tax is ironic because most of those who voted against it would have had their taxes reduced under the plan. The proponents of the graduated tax, if they are to be successful, must mount a broader campaign to clearly inform the voters of the effects of the graduated...
Measures such as the Humphrey-Hawkins bill, which Carter supports, likewise offer only short-term panaceas to problems that must be dealt with on a broader scale. Bills such as these mean massive fiscal outlays and only short-term job security. And without proportionate tax increases, they mean huge deficits, runaway inflation and the "hidden tax" of diminished purchasing power for the individual...
...Francis M. Pipkin, a member of the academic policy committee, said last night that the definition of the Corporation appointment is now much broader than it was in 1971, allowing more people to sign for independent work...