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“A Soviet Missile Is Said to Misfire and Hit China.” (New York Times, September 16, page 1). U.S. sources indicated the missile was 1,500 miles off course. On second thought, why not let them bomb Qaddafi?

Dan Rostenkowski wants tax rates to increase. He is fed up with the deficit, and the only way out is “higher, progressive” rates. Even so. We have good reason to fear that a reduction in the rates coupled with “loophole-closing” could lead to higher rates in the future. This is precisely what Rosty has in mind.

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William F. Buckley Jr.

“A Soviet Missile Is Said to Misfire and Hit China.” (New York Times, September 16, page 1). U.S. sources indicated the missile was 1,500 miles off course. On second thought, why not let them bomb Qaddafi?

Dan Rostenkowski wants tax rates to increase. He is fed up with the deficit, and the only way out is “higher, progressive” rates. Even so. We have good reason to fear that a reduction in the rates coupled with “loophole-closing” could lead to higher rates in the future. This is precisely what Rosty has in mind.