Paper waste and Watergate echoes in a clipped era
A critical 1970s critique lacerates federal paper waste and duplicative press releases. It cites eight billion annual printed pages costing $40 million, high‑end paper stock use, and bloated release flows from Washington. The piece also reports on Nixon era Watergate fallout, noting Dudley Chapman and the White House Subsidiary Account tied to advance men payments and GAO findings.
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Coverups and Campaign Funds Drag on in Watergate Era
The report details a secret White House fund used for campaign expenses, its concealment until 1974, and GAO access delays. It notes violations for failing to file statements, resistance from Ford aides, and comments by Chapman about GAO understanding. It references Rauh’s anti-establishment campaign against AFL-CIO District 31 leadership and a NSF grant on music note recognition by computers.
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October rally ends months of gloom in stock market
New York reports a sharp stock market upturn in October and early November. The Dow Jones industrials rose from a 12 year low on Oct 4 amid strong gains in AT&T Hughes Tool Deere Pittston Kerr McGee McDonald's and Avon Products. Analysts warn against overconfidence but note a possible trend reversal while many investors remained cautious about a durable bull market.
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For Sale Sign Vanishes End of a Neighborhood Era
A reflective narrator recalls a quiet street where neighbors bought homes over a decade. With the disappearance of a lone For Sale sign, memories of Dr. Robert Evedon, the Frasers, the Lehmanns, and others reveal a community lost to time. Deep personal losses follow, including deaths and hardship, signaling that all good things may fade.
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