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...reserves of less than $155,000 when Lindsay took office; the fund is now $88 million, and the city's credit is improving. One of Lindsay's less heralded accomplishments is the tapping of the federal till with new programs and aggressive lobbying. Since he took office, federal outlays to the city have jumped more than threefold, to $892 million a year. Yet city residents still pay out far more than the city receives, $16 billion a year, or roughly 10% of all income taxes paid the Federal Government. (They similarly pay more to the state than they...
Offensively, the Crimson will be looking for a good day from center forward Charlie Thomas, the team's high scorer with eleven goals to his credit. Thomas scored four goals in last Friday's 6-1 rout of Dartmouth...
Much of the credit for the South House victory, said one wet source, goes to the support of dorm head residents. For the first time in Marathon history, men were allowed to swim in the contest. South House male residents, said the source, not only swam but brought their wives...
ONLY 24 hours before McCarthy's speech, Richard Nixon made his feelings plain: if he had to spend $50 billion, or the equivalent of two years in Vietnam, to attain "clear-cut superiority" over the Russians, by golly, we would do it. Hubert Humphrey, to his credit, believes in strategic parity and in quick, comprehensive, bilateral negotiations to head off another insane arms spiral...
...everyone as a person with a problem and no one is sent away without some advice, even if Unity can't help. He told the story of one man who came in, seeking a lawyer because his son had been drafted. "Because he worked on a job that his credit union thought would be phased out, he was denied a loan," Fulp said. "That man had held the same job for 20 years and the possibility of it being phased out was not large. We gave him the loan...