Denmark Reaches Limit of Welfare State Expansion
Copenhagen reports a sharp projection that welfare and health services could consume about 30 percent of national income by 1980 with tax burdens reaching roughly 58 percent by mid decade. The study urges scaling back public sector growth and rethinking equal benefits and income related contributions.
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Australia Faces Wheat Snub and China Recognition Debate
Australia’s wheat sales to China sit amid a broader clash over recognizing Peking. Labor accuses Douglas Anthony of blocking new contracts by withholding recognition, while Prime Minister McMahon defends national interests and China’s status as Republic or Commun ist. Wheat growers press for steady world markets and a cautious shift in policy.
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Washing Soda Lets Rivers Live By Phosphate Free Detergents
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