Boston to shame tax dodgers with wanted posters
Boston plans to publicize delinquent property taxpayers with wanted posters in City Hall and Park Square as part of a broader drive to collect about 350 million in unpaid taxes over three years. Officials describe the tactic as harsh but effective, citing prior steps including publicity in The Boston Globe of 6 000 delinquent taxpayers and other enforcement actions.
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Carter and Black Caucus push for jobless solution
President Carter told the Congressional Black Caucus he will prioritize jobs programs after citing high unemployment among young blacks. Rep. Parren Mitchell said Carter aims to back the Mumphrey Hawkins bill and will have advisers report in 10 days on a workable plan.
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