Viet Peace May Cost More Than War
A 1960s era column argues postwar aid to Vietnam could total nine billion dollars with half for the North, detailing reconstruction of Haiphong, rail yards, dams and cities. It forecasts burden on allies, VC, and Saigon, noting past reparations and long postwar costs. It compares to the Marshall Plan and warns no tax relief when peace comes.
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Bus Executive Huts Subsidy of Amtrak
Robert Bernard vice-president of Greyhound attacked Amtrak as wasteful and unfair to taxpayers claiming the government, through $660 million in grants and loans, cannot recoup the funds. He cited subsidizing nostalgia at about $160 million annually and argued Amtrak charges slower fares on some routes to compete with Greyhound.
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