Public Pension Debt Seen Threatening U.S. Finances
A 1970s survey warns public pension promises across federal state and city plans create huge unfunded liabilities. per capita costs run to hundreds in cities like New York Philadelphia Boston and Washington DC. projections show rising future costs driven by inflation longer life spans and generous post retirement raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Taxpayers Union
Federa
Taxpayers Union
Boston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Miami
Chicago
Atlanta
New York City
John Naveen & Co
Massachusetts
Washington
Illinois
California
Wisconsin
New York State
Texas
Georgia
New Hampshire
Washington, D.C
U.S
Department of Defense
Defense Department
University of Michigan
Congressional
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commerce Department
Robert Tilove
Martin E. Segal Co
New York
Bernard Jump
Syracuse University
Detroit
Denver
Philadelphia
Johnson
Nixon
US Congress
Jump
Ed Hustead
Civil Service Retirement Plan
Athens Ohio historical newspaper publisher list 1896 to 1965
A historical notice lists the Athens Ohio publication route and contact details along with a succession of publishers and staff from Frederick W. Bush in 1896 through Karl W. Runser and Fred Whissel, reflecting leadership roles across decades. Includes addresses, telephone and roles such as general manager, editors, and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N and
Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Seat Belt Defense Shapes Future of Auto Injury Cases
MVMA attorney Edward Good reports courts in 14 states allow a belt nonuse defense while 16 states ban it. 20 states have not ruled. He cites studies showing belt use reduces injury, and notes mandatory laws could create negligence per se. The debate could fuel more expert testimony and insurer litigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association
MVMA
Institute On
Motor Vehicle and Traffic Law
Colorado
Edward Good
Good
High Principle Fades In Presidential Politics
A columnist argues high principle is an orphan in presidential campaigns, noting principled candidates are rare. He cites Debs LaFollette McCarthy and Libertarian MacBride as examples, contrasts Carter Reagan Mondale, and suggests a practical, manager type may suit the next administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Bob LaFollette
Roger MacBride
Eugene McCarthy
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Richard Schweiker
Reagan
Schweiker
Walter Mondale
Carter
Mondale
McCarthy
MacBride
House of Our Fathers
Lebanon crisis reshapes Arab alignments and US interests
The Lebanon civil war drives a shifting web of Arab and great power actors. Syria backs Christians to curb Palestinian militancy and gain leverage, while Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan maneuver toward an Arab League role. The US seeks peace and curbs Soviet influence as Kissinger’s approach gains, or loses, traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Near East
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Egypt
Syria
Cairo
Damascus
Arab League
Soviet Union
Sadat
PLO
Moscow
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Hafez Assad
Israel
Hussein
Jordan River
Dr. Kissinger
Jimmy Carter
Four H shows resilience through a rider's first rope of trials
The author recalls Alisa and a frisky pony facing repeated challenges in 4-H showmanship. Despite falls, dust, and rain, she persists, earns a ribbon, and discovers purpose. The piece credits 4-H with strengthening family bonds and guiding many youths toward personal and communal success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alisa
4-H
Rosalie
Club
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Cheter
Will Rogeree
Che Athens
Plessenger
James Kilpatrick
Joseph Kraft
Anwar Sadat
Sinai
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The
Small Society
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