Revenue sharing halt would cripple city finances
Mayor Tom Bradley warned that ending revenue sharing would devastate cities and urged the federal government to extend the program beyond December 31 1976. Speaking in Seattle at a National League of Cities meeting he pressed for at least a one year extension to allow planning and to address rising living costs.
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UPI
Tom Bradley
Los Angeles
Bradley
National League of Cities
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
League
Simon Opens Talks With Saudis on Investment Push
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon arrived in Jidda to press Saudi Arabia to invest oil profits in the United States. Talks center on a be cooperation agreement signed in Washington last month, seeking U.S. advice on developing the Saudi economy and directing oil wealth to U.S. investments amid plans to ease fuel prices.
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Saudi Arabia
Treasury
William E. Simon
United States
Washiffiten
Nixon
Middle East
U.S
Simon
CofC Critiques Legislature Over County Mandates and Autonomy
The Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce urges the state to stop loading mandated duties on Maricopa County without funding. It calls for greater county autonomy, better employee evaluation, and closer monitoring of merit pay, noting current home rule gaps. A separate Salt Lake City case reports a 12 year old Black Boy Scout barred from patrol leadership due to racial restrictions, with LDS officials stating deacon age and priesthood rules limit leadership roles.
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Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake City
Utah
UPI
Don L. Cope
Boy Scouts of America
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Church
LDS
Ex convicts prove selves on job study finds low absenteeism
A study by Indiana University Northwest professor Gopal C. Pati examined 20 firms and found lower absenteeism among ex convict workers, suggesting they can form a stable, reliable labor force for employers seeking consistent attendance.
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Art Arthur Gary
Ind
CNS
Indiana University Northwest
Gopal C. Pati
Prof. Pati
Pati
Hawaii Regional Gives Aces Narrow Slam Victory
The Thelma Young and Gennie Dang duo won the 49er's Pairs Championship at the Hawaii Regional in Honolulu. A slam hand featured a choice between a club finesse and playing for the extra chance, with declarers winning by deferring the finesse and enjoying a favorable layout.
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Honolulu
Thelma Young
Gennie Dang
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