Word: reductionisms
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Meanwhile, the Congress agreed to legislation that would restore financial stability to the Social Security system-at the cost of a huge payroll tax increase (see following story). Partly to make up for it, the President said that next year "we'll have a major [income] tax reduction for...
Among other things, the Japanese promised to abolish some nontariff barriers, eliminate certain export promotion measures, stockpile crude oil, liberalize foreign aid and speed up the growth rate of the Japanese economy from its present annual rate of 5.3% to 7% next year. A key provision calls for tariff reductions...
The SPI shop markets some 170 games, the latest of which is a Tolkien imagining called War of the Ring. For $20 the Hobbit fancier gets three large maps of Middle Earth, and a densely printed 28-page rulebook with instructions like "To attempt Citadel Reduction, the Dark Power Player...
The members of the TIME Board of Economists put it in more modern language, but that essentially is the forecast they are making for 1978. Despite all the doubts and uncertainties gripping consumers, businessmen and investors, the economists predict a year almost uncannily similar to 1977-a solid though unspectacular...
The 25,000 members of U.M.W.'s District 17 in southern West Virginia are inclined to strike over almost anything. The biggest, brashest, most uncontrollable and most defiant of the union's 21 districts, District 17 went on a ten-week wildcat strike last summer over a reduction...