School revenues rise nationwide amid tax shifts
A Census Bureau report shows 1980 school revenues totaling 102.2 billion, up 9.8 billion from 1979 while property tax share fell to 27.6 percent from 29.6. California led declines due to Proposition 13, and per pupil spending varied by state with New York highest at 3,131 and Mississippi lowest at 1,602.
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Unemployment Tops Americans as Major Economic Concern
AP-NBC News poll of 1,602 adults conducted Dec 14-15 finds unemployment now the leading economic worry in the United States, surpassing inflation. The survey notes little change in views on President Reagan and the economy, though trust in him remains relatively high.
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