UN Budget Cuts Spark Call To Dismantle United Nations
Opinion criticizes U S funding of the United Nations noting 77 of 126 members unpaid dues and a $16 billion national debt. The piece argues UN has no teeth, little impact on war and global conflicts, and should be cut as Washington criticizes international bodies. It contrasts UN glamour with perceived ineffectiveness. It also reports on a separate matter about the Asian Development Bank inquiry led by Rep. Otto Passman alleging mismanagement and high overhead. The report highlights findings of asset use, loan disbursement, and payroll figures.
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Development Bank Scandal Raises Questions Over Use of Funds
The Asian Development Bank, with assets far exceeding its equity, faced probes over profits from investments, high administrative costs, and staff loans. Lawmakers pressed for disclosure of staff loan amounts and terms, questioning why the bank would borrow despite $100 million on hand for immediate use. The bank seeks another $100 million from U.S. taxpayers amid transparency demands.
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Asian Development Bank
Nixon Vietnam Strategy Faces Senate Critics Over Time
The article outlines Senate debate on Nixon's Vietnamization, with Fulbright seeking hearings while opposing voices like Goodell McGovern Javits Pell urge faster withdrawal. It notes expectations for troop reductions and heavy costs, and contrasts public backing with possible shifts if progress slows. The New York executive recruiting piece follows, showing city relocation reluctance among top managers amid urban concerns and lifestyle trade offs.
Executives Shun Cities Over Costs and Lifestyle Tradeoffs
Lotz reports many candidates flee city relocations citing long commutes high taxes and living costs and safety fears. While big city perks lure some, countryside appeals include fresh air skiing and family fun as education and personal fulfillment reshape executive choices amid relocation liberalization.
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R. James Lotz Jr
Battalia, Lotz & Associates
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New York
Why Public Utilities Are Regulated Like Monopolies
Public utilities hold exclusive territorial rights, making competition impractical. To prevent unfair charges, government regulation controls both increases and decreases in rates, ensuring the utility recovers operating costs and earns a fair profit on its investment.
Grass Roots Opinion on guaranteed annual income
In Chattanooga News Free Press the piece argues the proposed guaranteed annual income or negative income tax is seen as ridiculous and unfair. It explains the plan would pay a baseline income to non earners while workers would fund the program through taxes.
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School Board Postpones Grade School Contracts in Corry
Spring Creek township school board postponed action on contracting for a new grade school after bids were deemed too high. Other local items include Mrs. Fenstermacher hosting a card party on Mott Street with Harriett Colegrove and James Lewis winning high scores, and community church groups planning for the 1930 Daily Vacation Bible School with Rev. Wimner as chair. An Easter program was held by Harbor Hall Ladies Aid at the community house with 26 attendees.
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Corry Evening Journal Details and Rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff names including William Eaton and Joan McLaughlin. It notes Associated Press use rights and mailing details, with subscription rates of 319.00 per year and 17.00 per year in advance, plus carrier and display deadlines.
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