The Daily Utah Chronicle, Friday, January Page Two 17, 19&6 Speaker calls Reagan strategy smart Rizht, or the Religious Right. The other wing is oca: pied conservatives. by the economic, or has managed to sidestep Reagan, Wildavsky said, "He two the between wings. emphasizes social conflict issues fiscal in between. and time issues at election "Keeping the Republican Party together has been one of Reagan's most important deeds." A president like Reagan one without a head for detail from page one federal government's take in taxes of the gross national federal product was 19.6 percent. Five years later, the government's take is not much less: 19.3 percent. free-mark- Why? Didn't Reagan cut personal and corporate income taxes? Yes, he said, but there have been other "hidden" tax increases, such as in the Social Security program and with or windfall profits. Tax bracket creepwhich pushes has also helped keep the government's total tax take fairly constant, he said. Had Reagan not cut income tax rates, Wildavsky said the federal government's take'of the GNP, would be a approximately 23 percent. The result would have been smaller deficit, but a higher amount of government spending, he said. And the Democrats couldn't have gotten away with higher spending for their social causes, Wildavsky said, without an increase in the government's take in taxes. Thus, the Democrats have been without the money to advance their causes. And that hasn't made them look too S S good, he said. "It's not the lack of intellect but the lack of food for thought or money that makes the Democrats look dumb," Wildavsky said. Another area where the president has been successful is in preventing the Republican Party from splitting wide open, he told the audience. The party comprises two main wings. One is made up of the social conservatives, characterized now by the New EVENTS B&D Durgcr Friend's Meeting Place 222 South 1300 East. 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Items should be typed or legibly written on white paper or on a form from the Chronicle office, 240 Union. Please include date, time and place. Tomorrow section may be deleted when news space is limited. For quick U. calendar information anytime, call 581- - U of U. Today 10 a.m. Marriott Library Drop-I- n Tour, meet at the general reference desk. Noon Coalition '86 Assembly Recruiting, Union East Ballroom. 2 p.m. Marriott Library Drop-I- n Tour, meet at the general reference desk. 3:20 p.m. Geometry Seminar, "Siu's Paper II," Herb Clemens, JWB Rm. 333. 6 p.m. Student Mass and Free Chili Dinner, Newman Center Offices, 1280 E. 200 S. Lecture-Vide- needs firm grasp of the issues document," a sort of blueprint in shorthand for governing the country, Wildavsky said. When it comes to Reagan's conservative social agenda, his .blueprint has been the philosophy of Adam Smith, Wildavsky said, referring to the 18th Century economist who preached the virtues of a free marketplace. Reagan's posture on the national defense has been largely shaped by his commitment to the Strategic Defense Initiative. But the president has been without a "guiding document" when it comes to foreign policy, and it's hurt him, he said. He pointed to terrorism as one example of where Reagan's foreign policy has run into problems. "He spouts overblown rhetoric that doesn't fit the limits of his position." But despite problems, Wildavsky took a tough line equal to Reagan's when speaking of the Soviet Union. It isn't overblown rhetoric, he said, to call the Soviet Union an evil empire. "They're ruthless. They tolerate no opposition at home; why do we think they will treat us any different? The Soviets would destroy us if they could." taxpayers into higher brackets when their income rises, even with inflation a et, " Bill March Ski Report; snow showers possible each day. High ... University of Calgary, Admission cost $2 in advance, 25-3- 0. Utah Media Center BOGIE and mmmm in BACALL To Have and Have Not directed by at Saturday at Fri & Sun HAWKS HOWARD 7:30 9:30 PLUS 4 Concerts for $1500 Federico Fellini's THE WHITE SHIEK Fri 9:30; Sat 7:30; 20 53-6- 2 Value, Available to Students Only! Sun 5:30 South West Temple Package Includes THIS WEEKEND 534-11- 58 January 1718 s EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE SUNDAY BRUNCH LATE NIGHT SNACK A ' - A fBlpl k 8 p.m. Symphony Hall MIRIAM FRIED, Violin Soloist YO EL LEVI, Guest Conductor YOEL LEVI, Cleveland Orchestra Resident Conductor, and world reknowned violinist MIRIAM FRIED join the Utah Symphony in a program featuring TCHAIKOVSKY'S VIOLIN CONCERTO. LUNCH DINNER V V centralA CAFE "Anyone in fear of growing indifferent to fine points of musical interpretation is herewith advised to go and hear Miriam Fried play Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto." 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