Economists foresee eventful days as taxes rise
Many economists expect a period of high prices and rising wage demands as the tax debate continues. They warn inflation, credit costs, and spending pressures show the economy's excess demand, with politics and elections likely to influence policy as the administration pursues higher taxes to fund deficits.
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Area Schools Receive State Aid Totaling 432 Million
DES MOINES—State aid checks totaling 432 million were mailed to 14 merged area vocational schools and community colleges and three remaining junior colleges as of May 1. Payments followed an 85,068 percent basis. claims totaled 5.289,868.50. Names and amounts include Calmar 4,754.74 Mason City 663,236.52 Sheldon 45,018.13 Fort Dodge 679,865 Marshalltown 815,563.18 Waterloo 105,195.43 Bettendorf 588,910.67 Cedar Rapids 189,213.97 Des Moines 93,711.21 Sioux City 30,662.86 Council Bluffs 261,605.37 Creston 114,382.81 Ottumwa 137,381.24 Burlington 414,771.65 Centerville 212,840.83 Emmetsburg 212,840.83 Emmetsburg 107,491.01.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette 1967 society column note
The Society of American Business Writers cites future steps to revive and strengthen guideposts amid price pressures. The May statement offered no timing or concrete proposal. If Ackley uses guideposts, private enterprise may urge government to follow suit, a drama now unfolding.
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Investor's Guise in Mutual Fund Withdrawals
Sam Shulsky explains how a $11,000 fund with a $50 monthly withdrawal can trigger share sales. Withdrawals during low income periods force the fund to sell shares to cover the $50, risking rebuying later. He advises checking the fund’s reinvestment policy and delaying withdrawals to avoid sales, fees, and commissions.
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