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Show HAGF 3 THURSDAY, JAN. 15. 1976 We 're Now All Paying For New York City Federal money vice, is eating up a huge chunk of the budget. Also, welfare now consumes an enormous $3.5 billion each year. Another extravagance is tuition-fre- e education for 275,000 students at the 20 branches of the City University. Comparisons have shown that it costs New York City $1,446 per capita to deliver the same services provided by Atlanta for $650, Chicago for $715, and Philadelphia for $731. Typical of the reasons for this huge difference is that New York's city-ru- n garbage collection system costs $45 per ton of refuse, while private contractors in San Francisco, Boston, and Minneapolis do the job for half the cost. While spending continues to skyrocket in New York, dent" for other cities, and that the primary beneficiar- By JOHN F. McMANUS now ies would be "New York flowing into New York City officials who would escape under new legislation. This responsibility for their past means that Americans in folly." Kansas, Idaho, Alabama, All of which makes and elsewhere are footing sense, but all of which good was the bills for New York's forgotten when Congress extravagances. It seems as passed and Mr. Ford signed though there is no limit to the landmark legislation to what the American people keep the city from defaultcan be forced to finance. ing. Back in October, President Ford insisted that he was THE PITY is in financial "fundamentally opposed" to straits for a number of the use of federal funds to reasons. For instance, the bail the city out of its pay scale for its workers is troubles. He said that doing the highest in the nation. so would encourage the con- Then, the pension program, tinuation of "politics as us- allowing for retirement on ual" in New York, that it half pay for many workers would set a "terrible prece after only 20 years of ser- is I OPEN 3 9:00 1 There are 17 reasons TILL high taxes hundreds why you should come to us for year-roun- TAX PEOPLE 549 NORTH MAIN Phone 752-165- 1 'wwUiyi9A.II,9PJi:.Sj(.9-NO APPOINTMENT ), of thousands of And the combination of soaring taxes and rent controls has led to the actual abandonment of thousands of buildings by their owners. Reduced income for the city is only one serious consequence. Still another huge chunk of New York City's fiscal nightmare is what the politicians call "debt service." Others call it interest on loans. Such interest now consumes an incredible $1.8 billion annually, and the figure rises steadily each year. A key to understanding HELP INCOME (both Rockefeller-ownedhold $2 billion of this debt. A few months ago, when President Ford was sensibly saying no to federal aid for the city, his Vice President was singing a different tune. In a major address, Nelson Rockefeller strongly favored Congressional action to rescue the ity. He did not, of course, stress the fact that his family's banks would suffer terribly if the city defaulted. It makes no sense for Iowans, Californians, and Vermonters to help New York City overpay its employees, provide free college forced have 5 NECESSARY CREWEL education to thousands, and spend $65 million per week in welfare. But it does make sense for Powerful men, like the Rockefellers, to bleed all Americans while they con- -' tinue to live in luxury, and while the federal govern; ment which they control gains additional power over America and Americans. The ultimate result of employing such a means to protect foolish cities from their own folly is first to fill the nation with foolish cities, and then to concentrate all banks are heavily and dependent maybe vitally on keeping the city solvent. Two of those banks, Chase Manhattan and Citibank taxpayers to flee. Reason 1. We specialize in income tax preparation. There is very little chance we will le; you overpay your taxes. Reason 3. We are a d service. THE why the nation is being forced to shoulder New York City's debt is to know who holds the city's $14.6 billion indebtedness. It turns out that over 50 large national PROMOTION JIFFY STITCHERY CHOSEN FOR THIS EVENT ENDS JAN. or best Tremonton. of-fe- r. $1,090 257-336- 1 DOWNTOWN i m ijiii ri n' OFF 77 LOGAN N. MAIN IN REAR OF STORE PARKING CONVENIENT LOGAN, UTAH 752-745- 4 15 1 Q THE'GIFT HOUSE ED HARRIS NOW AT 1094 N. MAIN PH. SALE PRICE ALL KITS f NOW UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP - jfcjL KITS REG. 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