Tax Foundation claims rising state local payrolls burden taxpayers
The Tax Foundation reports state and local government employment grew far faster than population from 1961 to 1971 and 1967 to 1971, with payrolls rising steeply. In Pennsylvania, state local employees increased 45 percent from 1961 to 1977, while population grew four percent. critics accuse ghost workers and well paid part timers of inflating costs. The letter notes Gov. Shapp promised to cut payrolls but did not.
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Richardson's parting gift to slashing federal aid plans
Washington reports detail Secretary Richardson's memo proposing Special Revenue Sharing to shift federal social programs to state control. It warns governors could divert funds from vulnerable groups and suggests enforcement cutoffs while trimming Head Start and HEW roles.
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Living to 100 at USC Center studies aging secrets
The University of Southern California invests 4 million in a gerontology center to explore why some live longer. Reports say Americans over 65 and over 75 numbers have grown, while centenarians number 106000. Experts endorse staying active, positive outlooks, and purposeful work as keys to longevity.
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University of Southern California
Who Pays to Extend Rural Electrical Service
In remote home sites the homeowner may face installation costs depending on the service type and distance. If a private public utility serves the area and lines are far away, charges are common. A rural electric cooperative typically waives installation fees, as it operates under regulations to serve sparsely populated areas.
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Corry 1953 Band Rehearsal Ahead of Public Concert
Two Corry High School band members rehearse in Warren with the Northwestern District Band for a Beatty Junior High School concert at 8 p m tomorrow. Participants include Annette Curtis and Myrna Miller from local families. Weather features a cold wave and record high for January 16.
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Timing and Restraints in Phase 3 Economy
Unanswered questions arise as Phase 3 restraints are debated amid rapid consumer credit expansion and rising retail sales. The Commercial Credit Co. notes record highs in auto and household durable purchases and housing, while Yale economist Wallich urges moderation. The outcome hinges on policy direction from the President.
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