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...bill, whose passage experts have termed the greatest victory in Congress for a president since former President Lyndon B. Johnson pushed his Great Society program through the Senate and the House in 1965, calls for a three-year, 25-per-cent cut in federal income taxes. The bill mandates a five-per-cent reduction this year, followed by cuts of ten per cent a year for the next two years. It is expected to cost the Treasury more than $750 million in revenues...
Congress passed the president's bill over another proposal by several Democrats, calling for a two-year, 15-per-cent...
Friedman said he thought the 15-per-cent proposal would have been a "better idea...
Throdal says it is still too early to tell what products or services, to which the company holds exclusive rights, if any, may result from the Harvard research, but Science magazine reported last May that the Collagen company, of which Monsanto owns 30 per cent, will manufacture bone powder to be used in a study by Julianne Glowacki, associate in surgery at the Medical School and a researcher in Folkman's lab, to study techniques in developing artificial bones...
Even with such steps, he acknowledges, few more than the .0004 per cent Americans who currently live to 100, will do so after reading his tome. But using Georgakas' "longevity agenda," perhaps someday someone will challenge the world's all-time documented record of 113 years and 214 days, set by one Delina "Grandma" Filkins (1815-1928). As Georgakas rightly stresses, such an individual feat may be possible only when people mobilize to oppose the hazards to healthy life that self-interested Big Industry and self-serving Big Government pose today...