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Just last week Gingrich and Senate majority leader Bob Dole jointly announced the appointment of Jack Kemp, former Housing Secretary, to lead a task force that will hold hearings this summer and recommend legislation to simplify the tax system radically. Last week the Senate Finance Committee heard testimony on proposals for a flat income tax, with a single rate, a large personal exemption and few or no other deductions. One such plan is sponsored by House majority leader Dick Armey of Texas and another by Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, a candidate for his party's nomination for President. Another...
WHAT DO YOU DO when you run out of cafe's in Harvard Square? Before you get take-out (again!) from ABP, we recommend that you set off down Mass. Ave, into the great unknown. When you finally reach Central Square, across the street from The Middle East, is Liberty coffeehouse...
...report of the Faculty Standing Committee on Benefits, released publicly yesterday, asks Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles to recommend that the Corporation rescind a one percent reduction in pension contributions and delay the implementation date of changes to postretirement health benefits by one year...
...report asks the dean to recommend that the Corporation, the more powerful of the University's two governing boards, approve the committee's proposals. The Corporation must approve any changes to the current benefits policy...
...TIER SYSTEM'' THAT MANY EXPERTS ON SOCIAL Security recommend for the U.S. was pioneered in Chile. Having passed through years of military dictatorship before becoming a democracy, that country isn't normally regarded as a showcase of social policy. Yet its 14-year-old retirement system is being adopted by a number of other nations, including Argentina, Australia and Sweden, that have graying populations and overburdened pension plans. The enforced savings and investment features of the new system are already credited with one remarkable outcome: the net worth of the average Chilean--$21,000--is almost four times the worker...