Costs of Raising a Child and Election Odds
The piece notes estimated costs of $32,300 to raise a child to 18 in Erie County and wages around $9,000 to $10,000, then discusses budget strains on parents and calls for planned parenthood. It also reports Jimmy the Greek Snyder’s revised odds on Nixon and various presidential hopefuls amid economic stabilization efforts.
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Federal Labor and Agriculture Departments
Erie County
Jimmy the Greek Odds in Presidential Camps Revealed
Jimmy the Greek, aided by state reports and political pros, gives odds on presidential nominations and veep picks. He rates Nixon favored in the general, sees Jackson as a long shot, and notes a rising Democratic youth bloc while older voters may help Nixon in key states.
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Kennedy
Lindsay
Jimmy
Nixon
Ohio
New York
California
Senator Mondale
Muskie
Mondale
Rising education levels among American workers observed
A reader notes that over the past dozen years the share of workers with eight years or less of schooling fell from 36 to 23 percent while those with four years of high school or more rose from 44 to 57 percent. Yet 2.6 million have less than five years and 5.8 million have five to seven years. over 60 percent of those under eight years are 45 or older.
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Sandersville
Tale of the atom bomb and postwar intrigue
A retrospective on the Manhattan Project reveals secrecy cost two billion dollars and stirred Cabinet doubt. It recalls Truman’s sharp inquiries at Oak Ridge, Groves’s drive to finish the bomb, Byrnes’s intercession to avert a strike, and a string of wartime political peculiarities and humor.
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Congress
Missouri
Harry, S. Truman
Senate
Army
Navy
Oak Ridge
James F. Brynes
White House
War Mobilization
Byrnes
Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Brokers' oddball tactics prompt limits on customer funds
New York report outlines brokerage practices using customer money for brokers trades. It notes $2 billion may be idle free credit balances, with a median $70 per account turned over quickly. Hearings show regulators favor restricting but not banning such uses, allowing some financing for other customers appetite while prohibiting broker own trading.
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New York
State Attorney General's Office
House Commerce Subcommittee
Regulatory and Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange
Law on private real estate sales and attorney review
The article explains that private parties may draft an agreement of sale without a realtor, but such documents can involve legal complications. It suggests reviewing the agreement by an attorney, as well as needing an attorney for title search, deed preparation, and recording documents.
Corry News Highlights From A Birthday Bowl And Elections
Diane Sawyer celebrated her eighth birthday at her parents home on Brook Street. Corry High Beavers crushed Youngsville 41 to 14 in the Potato Bowl at Loveland Field before 1,700 fans. Ason Munn was born early today at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Munn. Ben Starr swept party nominations and returns to office in the mayoral race. School tax collections show less than 8 quarters paid with a 5 percent penalty starting October 2. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Mir
Mrs. C.J." Sawyer
Brook Street
Corry High Beavers
Youngsville
Loveland Field
Ason
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles Munn
Spring Street
Frank E. Westley
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