Revenue sharing fairness questioned as ink dries
Critics argue the new federal revenue sharing formula favors wealthy, industrialized communities over poorer towns. In one county the allocation totals about 7.6 million with cities ranging from 757000 down to 7559 dollars. A midwestern town notes a neighbor with similar population will get four times as much despite similar need, the dispute echoing heirs arguing over a rich uncle named Sam.
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Free enterprise grows crime prevention market in 1960s
Business Week reports crime rates rising dramatically from 1960s data, with violent crimes up 156 percent and property crimes up 180 percent. It notes a booming market for crime prevention services, including guard services, monitored electronic surveillance, and residential home protection devices.
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Questioning Surgery for 89-Year-Old with Aortic Aneurysm
Reader asks whether to pursue graft surgery for his 89-year-old father with an enlarging abdominal aortic aneurysm and hypertension. Dr. Lamb explains risks, highlights when operation is indicated versus waiting, and urges referral to a medical center with a cardiologist before deciding.
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Yale President Brewster Voices On Freshman Address
In 1972 Yale president Kingman Brewster Jr outlines three criticisms students showed in pursuit of relevance, zeal, and immediacy. The cross-examination tone exposes tensions between history, revolution, and the hard work of mastering disciplines. The address ends with a warning against shortcuts to understanding.
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Baytown Sun Note of Local Postal and Subscription Details
Local notice lists staff names and publishers for the Baytown Sun in Baytown Texas. It notes postal handling under Second Class matter and provides subscription rates and mailing details, including addresses and printing schedule.
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Rockefeller funds anti Reid drive to unseat Ogden Reid
Governor Rockefeller finances a major campaign against former ally Ogden Reid who defected to the Democrats. Key operatives and allies from Pocantico Hills spearhead support, raising substantial sums for the anti Reid effort while other GOP figures and political figures urge opposition.
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Welfare reform study stirs voter doubts on McGovern
A BASICO survey of nearly 800 voters finds strong work ethic and opposition to expanding welfare. It shows unemployment and welfare as key concerns, distrust of McGovern's plans, and belief government can cut welfare costs quickly if desired. Voters prefer work and fear fraud and rising rolls.
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