Revenue Sharing Critique From Corry Council Memo
A Corry official denounces federal revenue sharing, arguing it costs taxpayers by routing funds through bureaucratic loops. The speaker questions executive privilege masking tapes and suggests households should keep more of their money locally rather than sending it to Washington and back.
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MR. Cox
Washington
Uncle Sam
How To Protect Your Status In A Snubbed World
A satirical guide explains how to monitor and safeguard social standing by daily habits. It lists indicators of high status such as luxury assets and connections, and contrasts them with signals of decline like broken family ties and social exclusion. The piece uses sharp, provocative examples to illustrate status anxiety and moral peril.
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New York
Watergate
Senate
Denmark
Navy bombs and fires roil Florida forest and vesco yacht seized
The GAO accuses the Navy of dropping hundreds of live bombs and igniting fires in Ocala National Forest March 1972 to May 1973 while claiming safety precautions and halting ordnance use. Separately Vesco's yacht Patricia, formerly Romantica, is seized in Miami for possible duties.
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Navy
Ocala National Forest
Florida
U.S. Forest Service
General Accounting Office
Pinecastle
Ocala Forest
GAO
Eustis Civic Center
Vesco
Robert Vesco
John Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice Stans
FBI
U.S
Patricia
Miami
Bahamas
Corry seeks new fire truck driver after Kinley death
In Corry the city council began search for a new fire truck driver at No 1 station to replace the late Frank Kinley. The article notes long hours, light work, and a pay figure of 53,078 with a 25 year minimum age due to high insurance.
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No. 1
Frank Kinley
Fourth Estate faces White House as pay scales rise
A New York AP analysis outlines how chief executives received 7.8 percent total compensation in 1972 despite a 5.5 percent wage guideline. McKinsey cites total pay, bonuses, and incentives driving the rise while salaries rise only modestly. Industries like motor vehicles and railroads show the largest gains. meat products saw a 14.3 percent drop.
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McKinsey & Co
U.S
McKinsey
George Foote
Corporate profits up 30 percent in mid 1973 report
A collection of figures shows after tax corporate profits for the April May June quarter running about 30 percent higher than a year earlier. Citibank’s midyear profit breakdown lists gains from paper 74 percent and iron and steel 57 percent among others, amid a rapid expansion economy and easing price controls.
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First National City Bank
Citibank
Robert Parks
Blyth Eastman Dillon
Cost of Living Council
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