One Third of U S Cities Expect Revenue Drop
A National League of Cities survey finds about one third of U S cities expect lower general revenue this year and 20 percent plan to cut total expenditures. Many will dip into past surpluses as federal changes including ending revenue sharing and tax reform bite into budgets.
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Family studies show burdens and hopes of American households
Harris cites chores pressure and time balance as common concerns. The survey of 3,001 adults finds 62 percent of working married women less satisfied with job versus home time than men. Parents expect happy family life, college for children, and opposition to discrimination.
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Crime Rates and Victim Patterns From National Study
Schlesinger noted no clear change between 1985 and 1986 crime rates. The report shows 32 percent of households affected in 1975 dropping to 25 percent in 1986, with about 1.2 million fewer households touched since 12 years earlier.
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