Wall Street brokers eye move to New Jersey tax haven
Six New York City stock brokerage firms plan partial moves to Jersey City to escape New York transfer taxes estimated at 225 million dollars annually. Jersey City officials anticipate more firms will follow, drawn by no transfer tax, closer proximity to Manhattan, and reduced commuting for New Jersey staff.
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Fearful couple kept indoors six years in Boston housing
In Boston a 73 year old woman Helen Cox and her 75 year old brother David Cox hid inside their Bromley Heath apartment for nearly six years fearing neighborhood thugs. A police visit and a fire threat forced them out but fear remains. The Coxes lack basic utilities and live on $400 monthly Social Security. The Boston Housing Authority pledged to move them to safer Brighton after the Globe report.
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Mount Calvary Cemetery
Decline of the family seen harming values
A Michigan State University education professor argues Americans are losing the family as the central moral teacher. Ted Ward says the family remains the best source of moral values and notes modern marriages often fail to stay permanent. He warns institutions increasingly handle child-rearing duties and school roles expand into health and nutrition.
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East Lansing, Mich
UPI
Michigan State University
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Ward
Senator seeks reparations for 19th century massacre
UPI reports Senator James Abourezk seeks 600000 dollars for descendants of 146 Sioux killed or wounded at Wounded Knee on December 29 1890. Army opposes reopening the case arguing it should have been settled long ago. Senate Judiciary Committee heard witnesses outlining the events and disputed massacre framing.
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UPI
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Wounded Knee
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al Josephy
American Heritage Foundation
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Dmiss
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Women hitchhiking study taunts Seattle traffic norms
In Seattle UPI reports Dr. Joan Lockard of the University of Washington found that women hitchhikers who emphasize bust lines improve pickup odds. Experiments with four students showed eye contact and posture aided progress, with padded garments adding two inches to bust lines. In Trenton, Councilman Kalinowski urged licensing prostitutes to reduce downtown traffic jams, but the council noted state law prohibits prostitution and set the proposal for study.
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UPI
Joan Lockard
University of Washington
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Eugene Kalinowski
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