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...assume for a moment that in the country whose citizens financed the slaughter, there are at least some token reactions. While in America, I've noticed two clear lines of opinion, both of which ironically ensure that the IRA's chilling message that "we only have to be lucky once" will eventually come true...
...lose the reductions they got in July 1983, when the third stage of the Reagan tax cuts took effect. Adjusted gross essentially is salary, interest and dividend income plus some additions-a portion of capital gains, for example-and minus such things as alimony paid and contributions to an IRA. For a couple with two children, personal exemptions and average itemized deductions would shrink an adjusted gross of $60,000 to a taxable income of around $42,200. Tax rates on the top slices of taxable incomes higher than $42,200 now range from 33% to 50%; under Mondale...
...impose my beliefs on them." She championed the Equal Rights Amendment, and considers herself a feminist. She sponsored legislation that would help women in private pension plans by lowering the age at which a woman becomes vested; an amendment permitting wives to set aside the same amount in IRA accounts as their husbands; and a measure to give better pension rights to women who become widows or divorcees at younger ages than now provided for by law. She worked for a bill to cut off federal funding of child-protection programs in states failing to require adequate medical care...
...original version of the George Gershwin-George S. Kaufman collaboration disappeared. More than a half-century passes. Enter Marjorie Samoff and Eric Salzman, looking for the right play to open their newly formed American Music Theater Festival. They pieced Band together with the help of the late Ira Gershwin and Anne Kaufman Schneider, the playwright's daughter. It opened last week in Philadel phia with a cast led by Saturday Night Live Veteran Bill Irwin, 34, a practiced stage clown. "It's a pretty garbled satire," admits Irwin, "but it has a wonderful thrust." The Inquirer critic liked...
...Ira Bashkow '84, $1500 for his senior thesis entitled "Bandaids for Armageddon Public Information in the Early Atomic Civil Defense Program" Margaret W. Rossiter, Visiting Lecturer...