Representative's vow to cut foreign aid and prioritize America
A congressman argues for an across the board 10 percent cut to the FY 1991 Foreign Aid Appropriations Bill, criticizing subsidies to Panama, the Philippines, Poland, Egypt, Israel, and Greece. He cites $15.8 billion overseas and urges funds be redirected to hurricane victims, veterans, Social Security, and domestic needs. He contends Congress rejected his amendment, laments budget pressures, and pledges continued efforts to reduce foreign aid and curb NATO and Pentagon spending.
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Ohio CPAs warn 1990s risk to one-quarter of businesses
Ohio CPAs warn the 1990s may bring major challenges and that if the economy stumbles in the next 18 months nearly a quarter of businesses could be harmed, with one in ten facing possible failure. External threats include a national slowdown and foreign competition, while internal factors like excessive leverage and poor strategic focus worsen outcomes.
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Dublin
Ohio
Certified Public
Ohio Cpa
Ohio Society of Cpas
OSCPA
Thomas J. Mulligan
CPA
KSU Trumbull launches phone registration for fall term
Kent State University Trumbull Campus announces a new telephone registration system for current students. The service runs Mon Thu 9 11 am 1 3 pm 5 7 pm Fri 9 11 am 1 3 pm Sat 9 am 1 pm Caller should have class lists with department course numbers and credits plus alternatives. Fees may be charged to major cards. final payment due Aug 10. classes begin Aug 27.
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Kent State University Trumbull
John D. Robertson
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Discover
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Mahoning Avenue
Secretaries Form Secret Society In New York City
A female only secretarial group called the Seraphic Society exists in New York City. Invitation only, members must have five years with a company and two years with a powerful boss. The 50 year old club focuses on socializing networking and career guidance with perks like limo and plane rides.
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The
Seraphic Society
Moose Or Elks
Arlyne Blessington
Television as electronic Valium and its addictive pull
Rutgers University psychologist Robert Kubey says TV acts like a mind numbing drug offering distraction from problems. He notes many viewers become addicted, watching to relax but needing more time to keep feeling relaxed. He cites some feel guilty about wasting hours, averaging about three hours daily.
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Rutgers University
Robert Kubey
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