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The USS Ronald Reagan brings home $203 million annually

Impact of military on San Diego’s economy

One ship’s impact

The regional economic impact of the returning USS Ronald Reagan and its 2,500-person crew includes local spending by sailors and their families, who receive a combined $203 million in pay, plus spending by the Navy on ship upkeep.

The number of Navy personnel based in San Diego is projected to increase in fiscal year 2013 with the return of a second aircraft carrier, the USS Ronald Reagan. The shift in strategic focus to the Asia Pacific region will continue to support the Navy’s presence in San Diego as with the potential

addition of a third aircraft carrier.

Various San Diego defense contractors will face a shrinking defense budget but could benefit from the emphasis on unmanned vehicles and equipment, cyber security, energy efficiency, and new technologies.

Impact on San Diego County

San Diego’s military community and defense cluster continue to represent an integral part of the region’s economy. This report documents the current impact on jobs, income, and output and explores the future role of national security spending in an era

of greater fiscal austerity.

• An estimated total of $20.6 billion of direct spending related to defense flowed into San Diego County during fiscal year 2012, an amount equal to more than $6,500 for each of the County’s residents.

• The military sector is responsible for

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Like spray on the cleaving prow Of some trim Gloucester schooner.

As it dips in a graceful bow...

But why does sorrow drench us When our fellow passes on?

He’s just exchanged life’s dreary dirge For an eternal life of song.”

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10 Richest Presidents Ever...

President Obama is not one of the wealthiest presidents of all times. Yet his net worth increased from $5 million in 2010 to an estimated $7 million, primarily from his book sales. For the list of the top 10, see page 8>>

Ronald Reagan

POET, PATRIOT & PRESIDENT More on the 40th President of the United States on page 4>>

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FEATURE ARTICLE

the life and times of Ronald Wilson Reagan came to California from Illinois during the 1930s and although he starred in some hit movies he became known as a socalled “B” actor. However, his movie and television successes combined with his fight against Hollywood commu-

nism made him an American household name and one of the most respected people in Hollywood.

For several reasons, in the

Ronald Reagan We welcome the 5,680 crew and air wing assigned to the USS Ronald Reagan back to San Diego.

After a year of repairs and alterations in Bremerton, the ship is back in its homeport this month.

early 1960s Reagan made the switch from Democrat to Republican. One reason for his switch was his dislike of big government and welfare. During the 1950s the highest income Americans paid a monstrous 90% income tax.

After becoming California’s governor in 1967, Reagan signed a bill that legalized certain abortions. He later regretted the bill and became a “Pro-lifer.” He was a controversial governor but was reelected in 1970.

In 1976 Reagan tried unsuccessfully to unseat President Gerald Ford. Jimmy Carter won the ‘76 election and served as President until 1981.

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vived surgery and made a full recovery.

When Reagan entered Congress for the first time after his recovery, amidst shouts and cheers he received what was perhaps an unprecedented, in magnitude and duration, standing ovation. Ronald Reagan was convinced that he had a God-given rendezvous with destiny.

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‘Putting’ on the Ritz A man of rare good humor, Ronald Reagan knew how to have fun, and he was famously quick with a quip (we know that the first two quotes below, at least, were not rehearsed): After Hinckley shot him, Reagan mock-pled to the George Washington Hospital trauma team, “Please tell me you’re all Republicans.” The head of the team, Dr. Joseph Giordano, a liberal Democrat, reassured him, “We’re all Republicans today.”

His first words to Nancy after having been shot were: “Honey, I forgot to duck!”

“I’ve always stated that the nearest thing to eternal life we’ll ever see on this earth is a government program.”

“I did turn 75 today — but remember, that’s only 24 Celsius.”

“I have wondered at times what the Ten Commandments would have looked like if Moses had run them through the U.S. Congress.”

“The nine most terrifying words in the English language are, “I’m from

the government and I’m here to help.”

“Recession is when your neighbor loses his job. Depression is when you lose yours. Recovery is when Jimmy Carter loses his.”

“When you see all that rhetorical smoke billowing up from the Democrats, well, ladies and gentleman, I’d follow the example of their nominee: don’t inhale.

— Speaking of Bill Clinton in 1992 “Politics is supposed to be the second oldest profession. I have come to realize that it bears a very close resemblance to the first.”

Reagan, the notoriously good and frequent napper: “I have left orders to be awakened at any time in case of national emergency, even if I’m in a cabinet meeting.”

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LOBBYING / BRIBERY A lobbiest is a person who is compensated for attempting to influence the opinions and decisions of government policymakers and legislators.

Lobbying in the United States describes paid activity in which special interests hire well-connected professional advocates, often lawyers, to argue for specific legislation in decision-making bodies such as the United States Congress.

Dead Man’s Hand

A briber is one who gives money or favor or promises in order to influence the judgment or conduct of a person in a position of trust Bribery is an act of giving money or gift giving that alters the behavior of the recipient. Bribery constitutes a crime and is defined by Black’s Law Dictionary as the offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting of any item of value to influence the actions of an official or other person in charge of a public or legal duty

NEW DECK After reading the above meanings on LOBBYIST / BRIBER and LOBBYING / BRIBERY I think we get the picture. We absolutely do not need any type of new deals from the present administration or Republican or Democratic parties. What we really need is a new DECK

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The fortunes of America’s presidents are often tied to the economy of their time. Over time, as the focus of the economy has changed, so has the way the presidents made their money.

2. Thomas Jefferson Net worth: $212 million In office: 1801 to 1809, 3rd president Jefferson was left 3,000 acres and several dozen slaves by his father. Monticello, his home on a 5,000-acre plantation in Virginia, was one of the architectural wonders of its time. He made considerable money in various political positions before becoming president, but was mired in debt towards the end of his life.

trust fund. He lost most of his money on a ranching venture in the Dakotas and had to work as an author to pay bills.

Roosevelt spent most of his adult years in public service. His 235-acre estate, Sagamore Hill, now sits on some of the most valuable real estate on Long Island.

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1. George Washington Net worth: $525 million In office: 1789 to 1797, 1st president His Virginia plantation, Mount Vernon, consisted of five separate farms on 8,000 acres of prime farmland, run by more than 300 slaves. His wife, Martha Washington, inherited significant property from her father.

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5. James Madison Net worth: $101 million In office: 1809 to 1817, 4th president 6. Lyndon Baines Johnson Net worth: $98 million In office: 1963 to 1969, 36th president 7. Herbert Clark Hoover Net worth: $75 million In office: 1929 to 1933, 31st president 8. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Net worth: $60 million In office: 1933 to 1945, 32nd president 9. William Jefferson Clinton Net worth: $55 million In office: 1993 to 2001, 42nd president 10. John Fitzgerald Kennedy Net worth: $1 billion (never inherited his father’s fortune) In office: 1961 to 1963, 35th president

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4. Andrew Jackson Net worth: $119 million In office: 1829 to 1837, 7th president While he was considered to be in touch with the average middle-class American, Jackson quietly became one of the wealthiest presidents of the 1800s. “Old Hickory” married into wealth and made money in the military. His homestead, The Hermitage, included 1,050 acres of prime real estate. Over the course of his life, he owned as many as 300 slaves.

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• Defense‐related activities and spending will generate $32 billion of gross regional product (GRP) for San Diego County in fiscal year 2012. This is more than the total economic output estimated for Colorado Springs, Colorado, or El Paso, Texas.

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How to have a happy Marine Corps marriage takes tremendous effort to communiBy Crystal Arriaga At least once, all new and seasoned cate and maintain our marriage due to spouses have asked themselves the unaccompanied duty stations, deploysame question: How do I maintain a ments, trainings, etc. Marine Corps marriage is a huge reality check. Prihealthy marriage?

There are no simple or quick fixes orities have to shift because the realand let’s face it, being a Marine Corps ity is you can’t get upset when he isn’t around or doesn’t wife can comremember to celpound the chalebrate that seclenge. There’s no ond Wednesday 9-5 job and we in June when you have to discuss futwo kissed for the neral wishes, wills of the Corps third time under a and POAs when full moon and you most civilian couwere wearing red ples are still in the heels with your favorite jeans. honeymoon phase. Absolutely no one 4. Salt & Pepper. Everyone knows has a perfect marriage but hopefully we can all learn from others’ experi- salt and pepper are added for taste, ences to obtain or maintain a healthy with occasional additional spices thrown in. So it should be in a marmarriage.

1. Communication. Learning the riage. If you’ll consistently show undeart of having a solid positive commu- niable love, respect, support, thoughtnicative foundation in your relation- fulness, understanding and patience ship is a hurdle you have jump. Issues for each other, spicy romance and exonly get more complex as the years go tra goodies should automatically folby. Fluffy surface stuff like “hi/bye, low suit.

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I’m talking about deep conversations anything worth fighting for won’t be into the how and why; plans of action easy and that’s exactly what Marine for confrontational in-laws; finances, Corps marriage is. Marriage is meant overspending, financial planning; to complement your attributes and how to raise your kids, etc. Two people personality so while you’ll constantly have become one and finding a neutral evolve into being a better person and ground of compromise is a delicate an outstanding Marine Corps spouse balance. Compromise doesn’t mean because of your Marine, but rememsubmission; it means you can have an ber to enjoy the ride along the way. A honest conversation without feeling spoonful of sugar will not make our lives easier as much as I’d love it to, slighted or run over.

2. Maintenance. You will get out but leaning on each other for support of your marriage what you put into and following the steps above may it. You don’t overheat your car with- help a bit.

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The first guy jumps. He bounces at the end of the cord, but when he comes back up, the second guy notices that he has a few cuts and scratches. Unfortunately, the second guy isn’t able catch him, he falls again, bounces and comes back up again.

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A drunk staggers into a church and sits down in a confessional and says nothing. The bewildered priest coughs to attract his attention, but still the man says nothing. The priest knocks on the wall three times in a final attempt to get the man to speak.

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For three years, the young attorney had been taking his brief vacations at a country inn. The last time he’d finally managed an affair with the innkeeper’s daughter.

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“Well,” she said, “when my folks found out about my condition, we sat up all night talkin’ and talkin’ and decided it would be better to have a illegitimate in the family than a lawyer.”

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Oladipo’s ‘weird relationship’ with dad

By Pat Forde, Yahoo! Sports BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The momentous days are all lined up ahead of Indiana guard Victor Oladipo.

There is the Sunday game at Michigan to decide who claims ownership of the Big Ten title,

and perhaps who

claims ownership of Big Ten and national Player of the Year honors between Oladipo and the Wolverines’ Trey Burke.

NCAA tournament Selection Sunday is a week later, where the Hoosiers will learn their path toward a potential national championship.

A Final Four appearance would come in early April, followed by a deadline later in the month to declare for the NBA draft or stay in school.

But the day most anticipated by Victor’s family of academic achievers is Saturday, May 4. That is his 21st birthday and also graduation day at Indiana. Victor is on course to receive his sport communication degree in just three years.

“My whole family is coming down for graduation,” he told Yahoo!

Sports. “My cousins, uncles – my dad might even come. Who knows?

We’ll see.”

His dad, a man with a PhD from Maryland, might come to college graduation?

Victor shrugged.

“When the time comes, I’m going to invite him, see what he’ll do,” he said. “But there’s no guarantee.”

There never has been a guarantee with Chris Oladipo.

He has not been an absentee father in the more stereotypical sense.

Chris and his wife, Joan, natives of Nigeria, raised Victor and daughters Kristine, Kendra and Victoria (Victor’s twin) together in suburban Washington, D.C. But when it comes to taking part in the moments that mean the most to his son, Chris Oladipo has been an apparition.

He has never been to one of Victor’s college games. He rarely went to any of his son’s games at DeMatha High School – and when he did go, he remained out of his son’s view. Chris attended Victor’s DeMatha graduation but left after a short time, Victor said.

The subject of his father clearly is a touchy one for Victor. Bring it up and the Upper Marlboro, Md., native starts looking around the room.

Checks his phone. Talks in a softer voice and shorter sentences.

“He doesn’t like to show his face,”

Not his dad, or even gravity, can keep Oladipo down.

Victor said. “That’s just how he is.”

On the court, Victor at times seems unchained from the tyranny of gravity. He seems able to reach an ethereal plane, floating above the mortals below in clean and untroubled airspace.

But what goes up still must come down, even if it takes a while for No. 4 to land. And back on the ground, life’s complications and problems are still there – including a dad who doesn’t much care what kind of midair magic his son can perform.

“Him and his father have kind of a weird relationship,” said forward Christian Watford, Victor’s roommate.

Attempts by Yahoo! Sports to reach Chris Oladipo were unsuccessful.

Joan said “I doubt very much” that Chris, who has been described by others as “antisocial,” would consent to an interview.

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Victor grew up in a task-oriented household in which his parents – who moved to the United States together in 1985 – held divergent views on life outside academia. Chris has no use for an extracurricular frivolity like basketball. Joan, a registered nurse, loves it.

Chris once wanted to send Victor to China for a summer to learn martial arts and improve his self-discipline, even though it would mean missing key exposure on the AAU recruiting trail. Joan wouldn’t hear of it, and won that argument.

“He is more the academic side,” Joan Oladipo said. “I’m both, the academic and sports side. I’m trying to make sure our children are wellrounded. It’s important to be athletic and outgoing. You can’t just be a bookworm all the time.”

There may not be a more wellrounded player in college basketball than Victor Oladipo – whether his father appreciates it or not.

The first practice of the season at Indiana was a long one. It started with a live look-in on ESPN, then got down to high-intensity, high-volume business after the cameras shut off and the on-air talent went home. It lasted more than three hours.

Still, that wasn’t enough for some.

Several of the No. 1-ranked Hoosiers stuck around to get up extra shots on the side goals in Assembly Hall – Jordan Hulls on one goal, Cody Zeller and Will Sheehey and Yogi Ferrell on others, each with a manager to shag rebounds for them. This was the culture of commitment Tom Crean had created, and as the coach chatted with visitors on the sideline you could see his delight in the diligence.

One by one, the sweat-soaked players finished their shooting and walked to the locker room. Finally, about 30 minutes after formal practice ended, there were just two balls bouncing in the gym.

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Free agent wish list Here is a wish list of free agents the Chargers should go after and some they should re-sign to their roster

As we go to print hours before the NFL Free Agent signing period officially begins on Tuesday, March 12, it appears the Chargers will be losing the majority of the eight starters they have amongst the 24 unrestricted free agents on their roster.

Over the weekend they solidified their special teams unit by re-signing kicker Nick Novak, long snapper Mike Windt and returner Richard Goodman.

The Chargers also made an attempt to keep last years’ surprise signee, wide receiver Danario Alexander, by putting the lowest tender on Alexander who is a restricted free agent.

However, with reports of other teams willing to offer big money contracts to guard Louis Vasquez and cornerback Antoine Cason, the chances are high they will join the likes of Tyronne Green (G); Aubrayo Franklin (DT); Vaughn Martin (DE); Shaun Phillips (LB) and Quentin Jammer (CB) as former starters who may not be on the Chargers 2013 roster.

After cutting linebacker Takeo Spikes and strong safety Atari Bigby last week, the Chargers are a reported $13.5 million under the NFL salary cap. With question marks still surrounding offensive tackles Jared Gaither and Jeromey Clary; wide receivers Robert Meachem and Eddie Royal; and linebacker Larry English – all of whom are under contract – newly hired GM Tom Telesco has some tough decisions to make.

With limited space under the salary cap, priority no. 1 is to either re-sign Vasquez to a salary befitting one of the best guards in the league or sign another top guard or tackle if you lose Vasquez, Clary or Gaither.

With free agency opening shortly, here is a wish list of free agents the Chargers should go after and some they should re-sign to their roster.

OG Andy Levitre (Bills) – with former Bills offensive line coach Joe D’Alessandris now on board, it would appear the Chargers would have the in-

side track to land Levitre if the money is right. Having played center, guard and tackle under D’Alessandris’ tutelage, the 6-2, 305-pound Levitre has the size and experience to play in the zone-blocking scheme the Chargers are rumored to install.

WR/KR Josh Cribbs (Browns) – although he turns 30 in June, the 6-1, 215-pound Cribbs is still a hot commodity with reports that the 49ers, Patriots, Giants, Cowboys and Cardinals have all shown interest in the two-time Pro Bowler.

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prior to last season, Lynch proved he was much more than a backup and special teams performer once opportunity presented itself. When both Bigby and third-round pick Brandon Taylor went down with injuries, the 6-0, 210-pound Lynch stepped into the starting role and set career-highs with 46 tackles

With question marks still surrounding offensive tackles Jared Gaither and Jeromey Clary; wide receivers Robert Meachem and Eddie Royal; and linebacker Larry English – all of whom are under contract – newly hired GM Tom Telesco has some tough decisions to make.

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#65 Louis Vasquez Brown returning from a broken ankle that kept him out of the 2012 season and Malcolm Floyd’s history of injuries, Cribbs’ combination of size and speed would not only be a great asset to Philip River’s arsenal at receiver, but also a big-time threat as a kick returner.

SS Corey Lynch (Chargers) – signed a 1-year, $700,000 contract as an unrestricted free agent from Tampa Bay

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WR/KR Michael Spurlock (Chargers) – originally signed to a 1-year $700,000 contract, Spurlock was cut before training camp ended. However, when given a second chance after being cut from the Jaguars the last week

(39 solo); 2 interceptions; 7 pass defense and 1 fumble recovery.

OLB Demorrio Williams (Chargers) – like Lynch, Williams was as an unrestricted free agent signed last offseason to add both depth and experience.

Having spent the previous four seasons with Kansas City, the 6-1, 235-pound Williams tied his career-high by posting two interceptions – returning both for touchdowns. If he would agree to

of November, Spurlock quickly proved his worth both as a third-down possession receiver and kick returner. He played a key role in the 34-24 upset victory over the Steelers by catching 7 passes for 64 yards in his first game back with the Chargers. On special teams, Spurlock returned a 63-yard punt for a touchdown against the Jets as well as returning the opening kickoff 99-yards for a touchdown in the season finale against the Raiders.

WR Seji Ajirotutu (Chargers) – although he didn’t get much action in his second stint here after signing midway through the season, he has experience working with Rivers. If you can sign CHARGERS, cont’d. on Page 21

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has a Constitutional mandate to uphold the Constitution and by fact of being Commander-in-Chief to protect America from all enemies-potential and real.

When Reagan entered office in 1981 the United States and the Soviet Union had been at war-the Cold War-for nearly 40 years. It was a very real war with very real consequences. There is no such thing as a “beneficial” war (necessary-yes). Everyone gets hurt; the belligerents, their allies, as well as most everyone else around (collateral damage). Reagan understood the Cold War had to end and he knew he could end it. How? Reagan realized, with the help of “intelligence,” that the Soviet Union’s economy couldn’t last much longer under the strain of a bulging military.

So, Reagan initiated a massive US military build-up which incorporated cutting edge technology including the so-called “Star Wars” SDI nuclear missile defense system. Another thing Reagan did was in essence cut-off the

traditional “appeasing” negotiations with Soviet leaders.

Reagan’s “hard-line” didn’t win him popularity contents except with US conservatives and his British ally, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

Yet, with the help of good fortune, the rise of power of Soviet reformer Mikhail Gorbachev, and the US military might; the Cold War ended.

Every President, pre-election, postelection, and post-office, is criticized, ridiculed, and judged by all sorts of criteria both objective and subjective.

Reagan made mistakes, yes. World War Three could have ignited under Reagan. He didn’t think it would. He was right. That’s what counts in the end; not what might have been but what was.

After serving two terms Reagan resigned from public life in 1990. Then in 1994 he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease and as he stated in a letter to America he began “the journey that will lead me into the sunset of my life.”

Like many great people, Reagan had finished his public life strong but his private life ended frail. Lincoln was assassinated, Roosevelt died from polio, and on June 4, 2004 Ronald Reagan died after 10 years of wasting away from Alzheimer’s.

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Cont’d. from Page 19 the 6-5, 225-pound Ajirotutu to another deal like last season’s 1-year $540,000 cap-friendly contract, why not? Signed as an undrafted free agent out of Fresno State in 2010, Ajirotutu averaged 20.5 yards a catch during his rookie year in San Diego.

The Endzone: Besides Franklin and Thomas on the defensive front, other Chargers free agents who I would like re-signed include guard/tackle Brandyn Dombrowski and guards Rex Hadnot and Reggie Wells. With speculation that DT Antonio Garay will become a cap casualty as well, they should try to re-sign him to a more cap-friendly salary – he may not start but he’s a good locker room guy whose leadership and work ethic has a positive influence on the younger players. The salaries in this story were provided by Spotrac. com.

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TAX & FINANCIAL PLANNING

Not filing a California tax return?

By Joe LeBlanc, EA, CFP® The Military Spouses Residency Relief Act (MSRRA) is a great benefit to active duty families PCSing into California. However many families misinterpret the rules and what filing requirements exist, especially the California rules relating to the spouse’s income.

MSRRA allows a nonactive duty spouse to maintain a state of domicile other than California while stationed here.

To comply with this rule, the spouse must maintain incidents of domicile in the other state which include voting and filing a tax return in that state (if required). If the spouse does not continue these or similar actions, they may become classified as a California tax resident.

While many states, such as Ohio, may not tax active duty income of non-residents, your family may still be required to file a tax return to your resident state(s).

MSRRA does not allow a spouse to claim a state in which they have not physically lived, so it is possible that the active duty member and spouse have two different states of residency for tax purposes.

MSRRA excludes a spouse’s income from California tax while accompanying an active duty member. However California has a tighter definition of what is excluded than many think. If you are self-employed or rent property in California, that income is specifically not ex-

cluded. Secondary income of an active duty person is also not excluded and is taxable. Also MSRRA does not remove the requirement to file a California income tax return if your family’s gross income exceeds $30,881 in 2012.

Although you may have no tax due, you must file a non-resident return to justify it.

The perilous part is that California is hungry for tax dollars and the Franchise Tax Board (FTB) has a model program for sharing information with the IRS. If you filed your federal return using a California address or received any tax forms to a California address (W-2, 1099, 1098, etc.) then you are on the FTB’s radar.

If they determine your gross income is greater than the filing threshold, expect to receive a notice for failure to file a return. Ignore the notice and you may find yourself in tax jeopardy

with California in short order. When it comes to collecting tax revenue, California has very little sense of humor and seemingly very little compassion for active duty military families stationed here. If you receive a notice, seek professional advice immediately to resolve the situation.

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government spending and they want to spend government checks.

“How do you tell a Communist?

Well, it’s someone who reads Marx and Lenin. And how do you tell an antiCommunist? It’s someone who understands Marx and Lenin.”

Reagan told a story about an old Russian woman who asked Mikhail Gorbachev whether communism had

been invented by a scientist or a politician. Gorbachev said he thought it was a politician. “That explains it,” said the woman, “a scientist would have tried it on mice first.”

“Government’s view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it.”

I’ve always thought that the common sense and wisdom of the government were summed up in a sign they used to have hanging on that gigantic Hoover Dam. It said, “Government property. Do not remove.”

“Politics is not a bad profession. If you succeed there are many rewards, if you di grace yourself you can always write a book.”

“There are advantages to being elected President. The day after I was elected, I had my high school grades classified “top secret.”

“When I was a little boy, my father proudly told me that the Irish built the jails in this country, then proceeded to fill them.”

Ahead of his time? Reagan once told members of the media: Before I refuse to take your questions, I have an opening statement.”

Cont’d. from Page 5 In the same vein, he told a visitor to the Oval Office: “Some day, people will say Ronald Reagan slept here.”

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In 1989, Goodguys published the first “Goodguys Goodtimes Gazette” – a fun little house organ touting the goodtimes with Goodguys. It was also in the late ’80s, Goodguys began selling flamed hi-top tennis shoes and shorts, launching a flamin’ hot multipronged assault on the hot rod and custom car world. Giveaway cars were another added attraction, upping the ante for the masses.

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