Red tape culprit blamed as Congress urged to cut paperwork
A Washington AP report says a special panel found Congress and poorly written laws drive government paperwork. It urged President Carter to create a new department to ease federal red tape and to involve agencies in rule making to minimize reporting burdens. Vargas’s study was rejected and he resigned after clashes over overclassification.
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Inflation tops worries for 10 Americans in survey
A Mora rs Survey of 1,491 adults shows 82 percent name rising prices as the major personal concern, with inflation viewed as a bigger threat to the economy than unemployment. The public blames oil price, energy costs, medical expenses, and food costs for inflation while seeking long term control.
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