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William S. Olney '46, director of special projects, said a cutback in a number of large one-time gifts from Japanese corporations explained the drop in total corporation gifts...
Thompson said the Ford Foundation had to cutback all its programs equally as its overall giving dropped by more than $500 million in the last two years...
William S. Olney '46, director of special projects, said a cutback in a number of large one-time gifts from Japanese corporations explained the drop in total corporation gifts...
...this time, he says, he went along with the organization's policies. But in recent years he began agitating for reform. As a result, he says, he was given his walking papers when the A.M.A.'s combative new executive vice president, Dr. James Sammons, ordered a cutback of some 70 employees last spring. Now living in Washington, but obviously in communication with friends at A.M.A. headquarters, Sore Throat denies that revenge is the reason for his revelations. What he seeks is change. "The A.M.A.," he told TIME Correspondent Marguerite Michaels, "is a health monopoly that caters to vested...
...Yorkers will pay 50? instead of 35? to ride subways and buses-a painful increase for lower-income people. Drivers will be charged up to 25? extra to traverse most bridges and tunnels. Fewer schools and playgrounds will be built because of a $375 million cutback in the capital budget. City workers have agreed to put off their promised 6% wage raise, and come next summer, those who work in air-conditioned offices will have to stop leaving the job an hour early. These were some of the "slashing economies" that a grim-looking Mayor Abraham Beame announced last week...