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...shabby station house is cluttered with a couple of painters from whom Director Colla is grimly determined to wring laughs. As the cops struggle to do their duty, the painters contrive to get in the way whenever possible, straddling desks with stepladders and dropping green globules of paint on whoever happens to be passing below...
What had happened is known now. I can verify its effectiveness. The credit goes to whoever asked the Mayor to make a personal plea for cooperation...
...make more can expect to pay more every year. The $15,000-a-year worker who pays $468 this year could be shelling out $825 in 1978. That is a fair sample of the kind of tax boosts likely to hit the middle class in the next four years, whoever is elected in November. Government spending has simply outrun the revenue-raising capacity of the tax system, and something-or rather someone-has to give...
...rubber workers. Intolerably high settlements in any one of these labor negotiations could wreck the Administration's wage controls. The current fiscal year's budget has already begun to swell beyond its officially anticipated $27 billion; budget officials now say that it may well hit $35 billion. Whoever recaptures or inherits the White House may find that the economy is again a sensitive political issue after the first half...
...because the aircraft is in a nose-up attitude and still climbing. A change in droop setting at this time can cause a stall. Normally, the adjustment of the droop is made by the copilot, and Captain Key had two relatively inexperienced copilots aboard. "It could have been that whoever was adjusting the flaps pulled the wrong lever," said a senior BEA pilot...