Putting enterprise into federal enterprise zones

Article Abstract:

The enterprise zone concept is based on the assumption that poor urban areas will prosper if businesses operating in these areas are given tax incentives and are deregulated. Although this concept was introduced in 1980, no enterprise zone law has yet been made. The Bush administration, however, has pushed for the passage of such a bill in 1990 and 1991. Arguments against enterprise zones are discussed and refuted, and the passage of a bill similar to that of the administrations's, but with more incentives, is proposed. Such a bill will give Congress the chance to get the economy moving by allowing enterprise zones to operate as envisioned.

Economic aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Deregulation, Enterprise zones, Community development

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Patti Hansen: model mom

Article Abstract:

Hansen, 41, is still a working model, but her main focus in life is her husband, Rolling Stone Keith Richards, and their two daughters. She currently has contracts with The Gap and other advertisers, but she only works a few days a month.

Family, Fashion models, Richards, Keith, Hansen, Patti

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Righter than Newt

Article Abstract:

Phil Gramm is an uncompromising conservative who wants to drastically cut the federal government, eliminating programs that benefit the middle class as well as those for low-income people. His life and political career are profiled.

Political activity, Presidential candidates, Legislators, Gramm, Phil

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