Unemployed writer offers tips on collecting benefits
Raymond Avrutis, a 27 year old sociology graduate, wrote How to Collect Unemployment Benefits after losing his job as a research writer. He advises visiting the unemployment office, bringing past employment records, and not resigning to avoid losing benefits. He also provides state-by-state compensation tables while he searches for work.
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Burns backs 10 billion tax cut with spending cuts
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns said he would support a 10 billion tax cut if attached to federal budget spending reductions. He urged cutting government expenditures while easing taxes, citing strong economy but lagging business investment as motivation.
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Soviets May Import Less Grain Under Five Year Plan
An Agriculture Department analyst says the USSR could cut grain imports over 1976 1980 if livestock stocks shrink remains tight and weather cooperates. Dependence on imports hinges on consumer restraint and better grain yields with weather and five year plan outcomes uncertain. The 1975 season saw about 24 million tons of foreign grain purchases including 13.2 million tons from the United States.
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