Ruckelshaus Sees Huge Task Rebuilding Trust
Outgoing FBI acting director William Ruckelshaus says restoring public confidence in government after Watergate will be an incredible job. He urges open, honest actions and full disclosure of decision bases to rebuild trust and insists on continuity if staying in government.
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Dollar Slumps Across European Markets
In London and European centers the dollar weakened again as Frankfurt and Zurich quotes fell. The yen showed mixed moves and gold held steady as traders noted slow activity after late week measures aimed at supporting the U.S. currency.
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Taxes Ever Upward In 1972 Levy Rise To 114.6 Billion
The 1972 tax levies by state and local governments rose 14 percent to a new high of 114.6 billion dollars. Property taxes totaled 44 billion dollars as the largest item, while individual and corporate income taxes jumped 38 percent from 1971.
Japan's GNP Rise Noted as Fastest Growing Among Developed Nations
The United States leads with about 1 trillion dollars in GNP. The Soviet Union follows at 485 billion. Japan ranks third with roughly 166 billion, showing the fastest growth among developed economies.
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