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...opponents of the tax credit say the credit isn't as simple as it looks because the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) would have to develop a complex monitoring sector to keep track of essentially the same data that the Office of Education is already collecting to administer its financial aid programs. Administrative costs would be great, and unless the program was watched very closely, it would be open to a large amount of abuse and inaccuracy in granting the credit...
...Institute of Politics serves as a clearinghouse for jobs in the public sector at both the State and local levels...
...Institute also administers summer grants for thesis-related research in the government sector to eligible juniors. McKey said that 20 students received grants last year out of an applicant pool of 65. He added that because of a budget cut this year the number of grants should be approximately...
...Commerce, Common Cause and Ralph Nader's consumer constituency. The plan will surely be popular with the public, which has grown resentful of a bureaucracy that produces less while earning more money for itself. Inertia was perhaps tolerable when federal pay was not competitive with the private sector, but that is no longer the case. Secretaries, stenographers, keypunch operators and other clerical employees for the Government often earn more than similar workers in private industry. Average hourly wages for U.S. postal employees are one-third higher than the average for insurance and telephone companies and electric utilities...
...eight Puerto Rican students (the entire Puerto Rican population at Harvard at that time) had walked into the dean of admissions' office and demanded that more Puerto Rican students be accepted into the College. This resulted in the establishment of the Puerto Rican sector of student recruitment. In 1973 the Chicano recruitment program was established, also with the pressure of students...