Word: repealer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Kennedy has been one of the church leaders most active in battling the campaign to repeal a state fair-housing...
...better chance in the fall, Douglas-Home hopes to heal the Tory party's rifts, notably about the government's recent repeal of "resale price maintenance," a system of manufacturer-pegged retail prices like U.S. "fair trade" laws. And he is also counting on the additional time to put himself to the electorate...
Early in the week, both houses ignored Rocky's threats that "the legislature cannot go home without strong and effective action on ethics," passed a milksop code by huge majorities. Then they refused to repeal the railroad fullcrew laws. That left Rocky all but empty-handed-unless he could muscle the liquor-law revisions through. And on this, Rocky belatedly decided to take his stand...
...Journal got off some potshots at him before he arrived, and three of the state's Catholic newspapers carried withering blasts. Heedless of all that, Wallace landed in Milwaukee to be greeted by members of several ragtag organizations, among them the Liberty Amendment Committee, dedicated to income tax repeal, and the Christian Freedom Fighters, who want to "put more Christ into politics...
Only one-quarter of the loophole-closing reforms originally proposed by President Kennedy were authorized by Congress in the Revenue Act. Repeal of "unlimited charitable deduction" is one of the two principal reforms which involved $2.5 billion in additional revenue...