Capitol Deficit Records Shatter With 11.05 Billion July Shortfall
The Treasury Department reports the July deficit at 11.05 billion, the second largest on record, with outlays of 31.25 billion and receipts of 20.20 billion. May 1975 holds the all-time high deficit at 15.39 billion due to tax cuts. A Washington University study concludes government controls over private industry cost the consumer billions annually.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Washington University
America
Great Britain
England
National Institute For Drug Abuse
Southern Illinois University
NIDA
North
Yemen
South Africa
Waste and pay debates stir in Iowa county minutes 1976
Irregularities in federal forms and regulatory costs highlight a record of disliked waste. A county board meeting notes appointments, mileage, and payroll items. The document reflects budget concerns amid discussions of appointing Esther Klunder as County Recorder and schedules adjournment to September 15 1975.
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Parkersburg
Knudson
Howard
Olthoff
Peter
Beitermann
Toracinct
Mieage
Spain
Margaret
New Hartford
Botton
Ted
Simcox
Mildrad E
Brinkman
Janice
Holm
Martin P
Stubbe
Tindall
Esther
Klundar County Recorder
Robert F. Klunder
Butler County Supervisors canvass Sept 9 school election results
Minutes of the Regular Adjourned Meeting of the Butler County Iowa Board of Supervisors held September 12 1975 in the auditor’s office. County elections staff assisted in canvassing returns from the September 9 1875 school elections with numerous precinct election officials and mileage payments listed for Mayville Dumont and other precincts.
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Board of Supervisors
Butler County
Iowa
Parker Schmitz
W. H. Skinner
Wilbur E. Tindall
Ted Stubbe
County Commissioner of Elections
Moffatt
Blair
Greene
Graven
Ann
Mead
Cleo
Bristow
Dirks
John L
Jungling
John G
Wubbena
Betty L
Meehan
Avis
Dumont
Shear
Zola
Handorf
Matie
Rindals
Northeast rail plan may guide Midwest reorganization
Congress weighs the Conrail plan by the U S Railway Assoc to take over 15 000 miles of Northeast track with 6 000 miles to abandon and 2 500 000 in federal aid Proposed changes may serve as a blueprint for Midwest rail crises as Rock Island and others face financial stress and legislation broadens federal authority. Cabbage Leon Kennedy grows 19 pound head in Newell garden.
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Midwest
Congress
U.S. Railway Assoc
Penn Central
Consolidated Rail Corporation
Conrail
Chicago
St. Louis
Rock Island
Northeast
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