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President Reagan’s budget- cutting concept for fiscal 1982 has been approved by both the Senate and the House by impressive margins. But the real test of will and determination is still to come – enforcing the non-binding budget blueprint with the actual spending and tax cuts envisioned by the President in his economic recovery program.… Continue reading Real Budget Test Still Ahead

Legislation to bolster protection of law enforcement officers and firemen has been proposed in Congress. ” HR 2069, introduced by Rep. C. W. (Bill) Young, R-Fla. would make it a federal offense to assault a law officer or firefighter during the course of official duties. Young echoed the indignation of Americans in the attack on… Continue reading Lcrw Enforcement Protection Bill Merits Hearing

There were 106 of them all law enforcement officers slain in the 12 months ending in April while protecting life and property in the United States. The same number, interestingly, lost their lives in the previous year. As always in these cases, the fatality toll amounts to a sad, lamentable statistic. Rep. Barry M. Goldwater… Continue reading ‘Muke Punishment Fit Crime’

Back in World War ll when business and industry were having man-power problems because of heavy military needs, a hardpressed employer inserted a tongue-in-cheek newspaper ad which read something like this: “Jobs available, Easy work. high wages and benefits. long coffee breaks and a 15-minute work period every hour.” Although a gross exaggeration of course,… Continue reading N0w’s Time to Detoxify Polluted Productivity

Sen. Henry A. Jackson, D-Wash. echoes what many are saying when he perceives a new mood inthe country – that Americans want to restore U. S. strength and influence as a trusted free nations leader. A member of the Senate Armed Forces Committee. Jackson spoke at the commissioning of the nuclearpowered attack submarine Bremerton at… Continue reading Unity, Diplomacy – Key to U.S. Defense Goals

With the increased clout of Republicans in Congress, the climate may be ripe for a measure to limit or eliminate deficit federal spending. Proposals for mandating a balanced budget have been discussed in many quarters in the past few years. It is understood approximately 30 states are moving toward constitutional conventions to write such an… Continue reading Budget Restraint Measure Merits Consideration

Legislation to bolster protection of law enforcement officers and firemen has been proposed in Congress. HR 2069, introduced by Rep, C. W. (Bill) Young, R-Fla. would make it a federal offense to assault a law officer or firefighter during the course of official duties. Young echoed the indignation of Americans in the attack on President… Continue reading Low Enforcement Protection Bill Merits Hearing

In talk of nuclear weapons and warfare. we hear too little of the threat to humanity .. .the devastation of life and health an attack would inflict on mankind. Defense people and laymen speak nonchalantly of megaton and nuclear warhead counts. the proposed MX system, and the possibility of countless missiles streaking between the U.S.… Continue reading Nuclear Warfare’s the Greatest Health Hazard

The U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision upholding male-only draft registration has prompted both praise and criticism. Aside from the public reaction, however, the ruling has affirmed a key constitutional point – the extensive authority vested in Congress on matters of public policy. . With three dissenting votes, the court concluded Congress may exclude women from… Continue reading Supreme Cour1’s Draft Ruling Affirms Key Point

August 12 marks the 20th anniversary of the infamous Berlin Wall which free nations can only view as a monument to tyranny and deprivation of liberty. The 29-mile concrete and wire barrier along the border between East and West Berlin was erected in 1961 by the East German govemment to halt large numbers of East… Continue reading Berlin Wall Has Blocked Freedom for 20 Years