Inflation and tax growth amid rising city revenue
The piece argues the citys one percent income tax grows due to industrial and business expansion despite inflation pressures. It critiques federal and state spending and echoes the refrain that officials advise curb spending while not practicing it, noting President Nixons television remarks.
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Nixon Ford understanding. Ford to tour for credibility and succession
Private understandings exist between Vice President Ford and President Nixon. Ford plans quiet opposition to impeachment efforts while Nixon may groom him as successor, including a potential post election foreign tour to bolster his foreign affairs credentials. Acree, a long‑time civil servant, faces scrutiny tied to tax audit actions during Watergate era.
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What is the Law and the Watergate Claims
A reader asks about divorce after eight years separated with five in prison and whether five years of separation equals a divorce. The answer explains there is no automatic divorce by separation. presumption of death after seven years exists only with specific court filings and papers. The passage also contains unrelated remarks about Watergate figures Caulfield Acree and accusations of a private sleuthing agency and IRS data involvement, with Acree denying most claims.
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Mutuals perk up by John Cunnitf
In June mutual funds showed renewed cheer as redemptions fell to 275.6 million dollars per Investment Company Institute, the lowest since January 1971. Analysts suggest investors postponed redemptions due to low prices, keeping funds in a fragile state awaiting higher returns.
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Women Officers Prove Worth In Miami Police Force
The Miami Police Department now employs seven women in 1971 and 30 women overall, with Chief Bernard Garmire asserting women can handle all police tasks. Women serve in uniform, on patrol sectors, and in high crime areas, with record felony arrests and misconducts cited. Pennsylvania lists an official firefly insect, dog, and other symbols, but lawmakers show fatigue after prior actions.
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Pennsylvania Officials Pose Puzzling Official State Measures
A quirky survey notes Pennsylvania lags on official state symbols such as a song stone gem beverage and shell. It also comments on women police officers and their rising professional role while hinting at debates over a state fossil grass and other honors.
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