Should Public Employees Live In The City They Serve
In a growing trend several U.S. cities require public employees to reside in the city or town of work. Boston started with department heads and expanded to all workers, raising concerns about personal freedom and higher in town costs. The issue raises questions about improving municipal services, tax burdens, and potential impacts on urban vitality and public service quality.
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Reagan tax questions amid memo on trust use and secrecy
Ford campaign aides basing criticism on a confidential memo by tax lawyers who say Reagan may use irrevocable trusts to shift income to his children, while Reagan aides deny any trusts exist and claim no hard evidence supports the allegation. The piece also notes Reagan released limited tax data after pressure.
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Why mag prices are soaring since 1973
An analysis explains how inflation, higher paper, printing, and postage costs push up magazine prices. Postal rate hikes could raise 1979 mailing costs by up to 300 percent since 1971. Readers fund 62 percent of Reader's Digest revenue, while TV's rise shifted ad dollars away from magazines.
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Ford and Truman by Paul Harvey
President Ford praises former President Truman for gutsiness and a shared focus on the common man. The portrait of Truman looms in the presidential office as Ford cites Admiration in public and private remarks.
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Morse created One Man's Family and helped shape TV drama
Carlton K Morse, 75, recalls that One Man's Family started on radio in 1932 and ran until 1959, influencing the rise of family shows and sparking debate over whether it was a soap opera. He notes early NBC support, the show’s nationwide spread, and contrasts his dramatic family format with later soap writing. The piece also weaves in political analysis of President Ford and Truman era parallels for context. The article highlights Morse’s defense of his show as distinct from soap operas and his view on American broadcasting history.
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Cooney and Craw Lock In Bid For Erie Ci
In a late afternoon surge Cooney and Pat Craw secured a firm bid for Erie City, locking in terms and pushing forward negotiations for the project. The move follows discussions with local officials and suppliers, signaling narrowing options and a set timeline for final agreement.
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