Government pensions crush taxpayers in rising public costs
Government pensions owed to workers at all levels drive future tax hikes as unfunded liabilities loom. Estimates show federal, state, and local retirement payouts exceed 46 billion by mid decade, with Chicago and Massachusetts highlighted for large unfunded debts. Reform talks surge while many governments face ballooning obligations and potential rate hikes.
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Economic Unit
U.S. News & World Report
Tax Foundation
Les Aspin
Dem
Wisconsin
Coopers & Lybrand
University of Michigan Graduate School of Business
Chicago
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Treasury
New York City
Baltimore
Congress
Connecticut Public Expenditure Council
California
ERISA
Dan M. McGill
University of Pennsylvania
Illinois
Federal Government
Federal Civil Service Retirement System
U.S
Military
Federal Reserve
The
Foreign Service
Coast Guard
U.S. Treasury
Board of Actuaries of the
Federal Retirement System
Ccal
Department of Defense
Why no grading for teachers in Corry Area
A letter to Superintendent Charles Krepps argues for grading teachers, noting calls to assign responsibility for student reading failures. It cites a Maryland student questionnaire as a model and asks whether Corry schools should adopt similar teacher evaluation, suggesting even opponents accept some grading in practice.
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Johnny
Maryland
Corry
What a spy shoulda
Albert C. Hall argues the Director of Central Intelligence serves as president’s representative for managing a 70,000-strong intelligence community across six agencies. He reviews budget control, national estimates, and urges establishment of a separate national estimates board to improve coordination and reduce bias.
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Albert C. Hall
Central Intelligence
Secretaries of Defense
State
U.S
National Intelligence
Defense Department
State Department
Department
Director of Central Intelligence
CPA
Defense
CIA
Director of
Township chairman bids thanks and announces successors
Lawrence Miller thanks residents for nine years of service as township chairman and roadmaster and announces successors John Brundage as supervisor, Thomas Messinger as supervisor and Howard Goodwill as roadmaster. Provides contact numbers for officials and notes ongoing duties including traffic lights, snow, break up, dust, drainage, and pothole issues.
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John Brundage
Cooper Energy Service
Thomas Messinger
Corry Jamestown
Howard Goodwill
Scotts
Fragmented Letters Policy Malfunction in Journal
A garbled notice outlines submission rules for Letters to the Editor with misprints and missing sections. It mentions typewritten or written contributions must be signed with full name and address, but the text is unreadable and contains numerous errors.
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Charles Krepps
Columbus Township
Lawrence Miller
R.D
Ublined Ally
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Cory
George Sameta
Pubianety Wifan
Eaton Enaging
John
Ulster “Ater
Jevenal
Wattara
Abel
Ihanii
Santenca
Veut Reeponta
Koy
Neno
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Aia
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