Word: reductionisms
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Lobbyists for the state's private universities are optimistic that a general reduction in the state's meal tax, from 8 to 5 per cent, will be passed by the legislature, reducing a financial burden on students that currently adds $95 to board contracts at Harvard.
Since President Carter seems unfamiliar with the laws of human nature, he might learn from the animal world: the wolf is placated by the tiger, not by the hummingbird. What we need now is not arms reduction but a massive arms buildup on our side of such magnitude that the...
Bankruptcy Pain. Though such services do enable debtors to clear up their bills, the process is very far from painless. Delinquent debtors suffer a sharp reduction in their standard of living and a shame so severe that many do not want their names used. An example is an Atlanta father...
That, however, will not end the tinkering. When Ways and Means Chairman Al Ullman this week presents to the committee his own proposals for what would eventually be called the Tax Reduction Act of 1977, his draft is likely to contain a major revision of the President's plans...
McGee is moving to pass a bill that would give the legislature the right to oversee executive functions. An aide to McGee asserted that 22 states have similar rules of this nature. Critics of the move claim it is an unconstitutional violation of the separation of powers between the two...