1974 Letter from Attorney Robert B. Paddock to the President Regarding Anti-Stagflation Program and Tax Proposals, 1974-10-15

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1974 Letter from Attorney Robert B. Paddock to the President Regarding Anti-Stagflation Program and Tax Proposals, 1974-10-15

Robert B. Paddock, an attorney, writes to President James R. Jones expressing support for the anti-stagflation program but believes it is inadequate. He suggests implementing gasoline rationing to reduce dependency on foreign oil. Paddock also criticizes the surtax proposal, arguing that it disproportionately affects middle-income taxpayers. He urges the President to propose more comprehensive measures and mandatory sacrifices to address the economic situation. Paddock requests a total program that can be supported by the majority of Americans.

Dates

1974-10-15

Language of Materials

English

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