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Thus with regard to persons living in or near to poverty, a fundamental issue about which Professor Rainwater spoke last week is to choose between a strategy of services, which Mr. Shriver's proposal would entail, as against a strategy of income. The amounts of money a Project Keep Moving would require are in the range of those that would be needed to establish a national family allowance. I can imagine a good argument being made that if there is an extra thousand dollars a year to go round for every family in the nation, or every poor family, that...
...given period. If Congress rejects the new legislation, Gestido can simply dissolve it and rule by decree until new congressional elections are held. As a rein on him, major presidential decisions must be ratified by his eleven-man Council of Ministers. Whatever those decisions may be, they will entail plenty of belt tightening. "I will simply say that we are poor," said Gestido, "and that the poor should live as such. If in some future days, through our work and faith, we are rich, then we will live as rich people...
...Board of Trade has a pork barrel arrangement with members of Congress. Examination of campaign receipts of Southern Congressmen, he believes, would show substantial contributions from members of the Board of Trade. In addition, business hostility to the increased real estate and other taxes which local self-government might entail is no secret...
...that they could not be turned left. This would eliminate all accidents caused by automobiles drifting across the center line or turning in front of oncoming traffic. Anyone who wanted to turn left could do so simply by making a turn 270° to the right. This might entail the development of new driving techniques, but no real loss would be suffered. With everyone in the country turning to the right, the nation's security and continued prosperity would be assured...
Furthermore all main stage productions would suffer from the HDC plan, not just misplaced House productions, because all plays would have lower budgets. Increasing the number of shows would entail cutting the budget for each from $2500 to $1700. This is supposed to encourage experimentation and improvisation of sets, props, and costumes. But this kind of corner-cutting is more appropriate to House drama than to the main stage...