Federal Paperwork Commission seeks public input hearings
A federal panel, the Commission on Federal Paperwork, formed in 1975 to streamline government forms, invites public comments. Hearings run from January in Omaha to May in Dallas, with locations including New York, Denver, Los Angeles, and Washington.
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Panel seeks public help to simplify federal paperwork
A six state trial tests a commission plan to unify health billing among government agencies, hospitals, nursing homes, and private insurers for Medicare and Medicaid patients. Estimated nationwide savings reach 6 billion annually with a 150 million dollar upmall savings. The commission also proposes a simpler energy statistics system with 20 million in savings.
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Market rallies on hopes of yearend gains in 1977
New York stocks edged higher as traders priced in a possible yearend rally. The Dow rose 2.91 to 988.53 as IBM gained about 3 percent and the NYSE composite advanced while volume slowed on the American Exchange. Analysts cited strong machine tool orders and a favorable labor outlook for 1977 as supportive signals.
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