Why Washington’s City Payroll Tops Nations
The article laments the large city payroll in Washington with about 5,690 employees for a population around 198,010, comparing it to Cleveland and other states. It notes payroll growth from 1965 to 1970 and questions efficiency, suggesting a political gripe about city administration and representation on the payroll.
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Washingtons Farewell Address recollection in American policy
The piece discusses President George Washington hailed as Father of His Country and his Farewell Address of 1796. It traces how his warning against permanent alliances influenced debates on neutrality before World War II and how the United States later faced calls to engage abroad.
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Isolationist currents shape the American peace debate
The piece examines traditional isolationists and student opponents of foreign involvement, arguing their stance influences views on Soviet and nationalist movements. It links antiwar sentiment to nostalgia for Washington’s Farewell Address and questions whether U S alliances and anti Communist policies reflect genuine national interests.
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Iowa Politics and Local Notices Highlight Week in Perry
Iowa legislators debate redistricting amid party sparring as Governor Ray’s ally Kyl hints at a possible gubernatorial bid. Retiring Justice Larson of the Iowa Supreme Court cites age and burden as reason to step down. Regents board weighs football program tweaks amid governance concerns. Local notices recount community gatherings, weddings, family visits, and obituary figures from Perry and surrounding towns.
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Iowa Legislators Alarmed by Rays Deficit and Tax Ideas
Iowa lawmakers confronted an 11.1 million deficit in Governor Robert Ray's budget briefing. They questioned stimulus from uncommitted capital funds and possible tax hikes, while officials suggested delaying projects and boosting cigarette and sales taxes to cover shortfalls.
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