Winchester management study grades city relative to peers
Winchester posted generally good marks in a five month management study of its government and functions. The report praised fire and rescue services while citing welfare, traffic signals and streets for urgent attention. Cost to implement is about 19 008 with possible annual savings of 250 000 to 280 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winchester
Albert Ramond and Associates, Inc
New York City
Jacob Johnson
Julian K. Armel
Patricia S. Shiley
The
Star
Henry J. Stehling
Stehling
Patricia Shiley
Charter Committee of Cincinnati marks 50 years in reform drive
A retrospective honors Cincinnati’s Charter Committee on its half century of nonpartisan municipal reform. The piece contrasts Cincinnati to Cleveland, noting fewer murders and crime, and credits the Charterites with building independent governance, while acknowledging the need for political professionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charter Committee of
Cincinnati Charterilles
Rudolph Hynicka
Hynicka
New York
Blue-Stockings
Charterites
Cleveland
Harper's? Magazine
Cinnati
Aeromenon
Cleveland’s
Thoughtful maxim from Samuel Johnson on gradual good
The quote by Samuel Johnson advises that delaying action to perform vast good prevents any work at all. It emphasizes steady, small deeds over waiting for a perfect moment to enact change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Johnson
Congress and the Economy Faces Leadership and Policy Hurdles
Congressional Quarterly surveys risk in solving economic woes as House and Senate committees clash over jurisdiction. Democratic freshmen push to make chairmen more responsive, but cohesion may falter during detail work on an economic program. Inflation and unemployment remain high as calls for action clash with long-standing reactive approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wisconsin
Henry S. Reuss
Rep
Barber
Conable
House
Senate
Dicarca
Buyaonete Aga
Reuss
Nixon
Poly Impeue Gleeswe
Rebustent
Rizzo's stronghold tests Dems in Philadelphia May primary
A citywide poll shows Mayor Frank Rizzo with 42 percent of Democratic support, strong backing from union-led patrons, and potential gains from independents. Political feud with Peter Camiel deepens as reform pressures mount amid rising crime and ongoing party battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Richard Nixon
Rizzo
Sid
Sree Ee
Fort Tual
Te Man
Lowe
William Green Jr
South Philly
Green
Democratic Party
City Democratic
Peter Camiel
Camiel
George McGovern
Nixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berry's
Winchester Evening Star
Congreso
By James J. Kilpatrick
Charles P. Taft
King
Congress and the Economy
Congressional Quarterly
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Rizzori
Thomas T. Byrd
Jce
Lewis H. Ebert
H. Smith
Douglas 8. O'Connell
P. Miller