Word: surpluses
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Each new consolidation also makes for institutionalized inequalities and built-in contradictions that become glaringly obvious to outsiders--those who lack appropriate gifts and opportunities, or have a surplus of not-quite appropriate talents...
Other economic news continued to be favorable. U.S. exports exceeded imports by almost $1.1 billion in October, indicating a record trade surplus of $11 billion for all 1975, v. a $2.3 billion deficit last year. Auto sales in the middle third of November climbed 33% above a year earlier, and car makers plan 54% more assemblies in December than a year ago, though still less than earlier Decembers...
Reducing Waste. He emphasizes his record as Governor of Georgia (1971-75): reorganizing the state government and reducing waste while increasing social services and creating a surplus of more than $50 million. He favors drastically shrinking the federal bureaucracy and, although a former nuclear-submarine commander, he criticizes the Defense Department as "the most wasteful agency in the Federal Government...
...state aid to schools and other local services. Unquestionably, he left California's state government on a sounder fiscal footing than he found it when he came to office. In contrast to the $194 million deficit he inherited from Edmund G. Brown Sr., Reagan bequeathed a $500 million surplus to his successor, Edmund G. Brown...
This has already occurred in two faculties, Design and Education, and was primarily responsible for turning a 1973-74 deficit into a surplus in 1974-75 at the Education School. Yale and other Ivy League schools also have started "cramming...