District of Columbia Public School-Continued

Guidelines for selecting students to be paid in summer school.
Memorandum in justification of increase in 1972 budget for $139 to

$146 million..

Nonresident tuition rates and collections_

Drabkin, Murray, New York Bar, statement_

Expenditures in Northern Virginia__

Page

297

182-191, 229 265

556

364-369

Federal Bar Association, Economy of Metropolitan Washington, study- 522-534
Federal Bar Association, Louis J. Frana, chairman, Council on Community
Affairs, letter to Chairman Cabell dated April 6, 1971, supporting recip-
rocal income tax...

Federal City College:

Consultants__.

Federal grants and other contributions__

494-496

601

653

General Accounting Office Reports on deficiencies in financial and property management, dated Aug. 12, 1969, and March 15, 1971 615-634 Land Grant Funds:

Memorandum of understanding between the Federal City College
and the Washington Technical Institute._

609

Memorandum showing implementation of provisions of the District of Columbia Revenue Act of 1970, Public Law 91-650Study of Federal City College by Arthur D. Little Company for the District of Columbia Government_

64

635-643

644

589-592

"Spectrum," article entitled "Presidential Task Force-In House
Cleaning at Federal City," dated October 26, 1970...
Student Government Association, financial status report...-
Student loan program, summary of...

582-585

Federation of Citizens Associations of the District of Columbia:
George W. Brady, chairman, Fiscal Affairs and Taxation Committee,
and Donald R. Crone, president, statement.......
Kilpatrick, Edward F., secretary, letter to Chairman Cabell, dated
July 27, 1971, enclosing supplementary statement on school fare
subsidy.

547

236

241

Trask, Alfred S., chairman, Transportation Committee, letter to Dr.
Hugh Scott, dated June 18, 1971, respecting school subsidy.
General Accounting Office, Elmer B. Staats, Comptroller General:
Letter to Hon. William B. Spong, Jr., deficiencies at Federal City
College, dated August 12, 1969, and report of Mar. 15, 1971 615-634
Report of Federal Assistance to District of Columbia in fiscal
1970-1972_..

Heller, Dr. Walter W., professor of economics, University of Minnesota___
Holland, Daniel M., professor of finance, Sloan School of Management,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, statement-

Horowitz, Mrs. Laura, letter to Chairman Cabell, dated June 4, 1971_
Jefferson Federal Savings & Loan Association, James W. Clark, execu-
tive vice president, letter to Chairman McMillan, dated July 26, 1971,
respecting estate tax proposals - - -

Maryland:

Comptroller of the Treasury, Bernard F. Nossel, chief deputy, letter to Chairman Cabell dated July 16, 1971, respecting effective tax

89-92

552

550

561

488

rates..

382

Goldstein, Louis L., Comptroller of the Treasury, statement
Governor, Hon. Marvin Mandel, letter to Chairman Cabell, dated
June 25, 1971, opposing reciprocal income tax...
House Joint Resolution 14, opposing proposed District of Columbia

383

382

393

commuter tax..

Metropolitan Washington Board of Trade:

Comparative tax rates of selected business and personal taxes in the
Washington metropolitan area

429-432; 435-458

Comparative tax report for manufacturing and other corporations in the metropolitan area.

419-429

Metropolitan Washington Savings and Loan League, Bruce Bryan, vice
president, letter to Chairman McMillan, dated August 13, 1971___
Montgomery County, Md.:

Dayhoff, D. A., director of finance, letter to Chairman Cabell, dated
July 8, 1971, respecting effective property tax rates compared with
District of Columbia..

870

381

Montgomery County, Md-Continued

Giuffrida, Michael J., coordinator, Montgomery County Council,
letter to James T. Clark, clerk, dated July 12, 1971, enclosing
statement of Mrs. Elizabeth Scull supporting reciprocal income tax.
Scull, Mrs. Elizabeth C., Council Member, dissenting view on
reciprocal income tax__

Morss, Dr. Elliott, economic consultant, statement.
Northern Virginia Conservation Council, Marian K. Agnew, president,
letter to Chairman McMillan, dated July 26, 1971, enclosing resolution
urging prompt action in regards to Potomac River pollution_.
Oakland, Dr. William H., associate professor of political economy, Johns
Hopkins University, statement..

Page

407

408

558

860

553

Ohlrich, Roger C., letter to Chairman McMillan, dated June 28, 1971.
Oldman, Oliver, professor of law and director of the international tax
program, Harvard University Law School, statement.
Pechman, Dr. Joseph A., director, economics studies program, Brookings
Institute, statement___

411

550

555

Poole's Warehouse Inc., Charles W. Poole, Vice President, letter to Chair-
man Cabell, dated June 14, 1971__
Prince George's County, Md.:

562

330-331

Gault, Albert W., finance director, letter to Chairman Cabell, dated
July 13, 1971, re tax rates and cooperative burdens...
Republican National Committee, Carl L. Shipley, committeeman for
District of Columbia, statement..

Tax Administrators News, reprint of "New Study Measures the Fiscal
Capacity and Efforts of State and Local Areas", May 1971...
Treasury Department, fiscal service, Bureau of Accounts:

492

396

(a) Excerpts from "Federal Aid to States, fiscal year 1970," showing
Federal aid to District of Columbia and to States of comparable
size...

(b) Showing Federal aid to all the States compared to that for the
District.

Virginia, Office of the Governor, John L. Knapp, chief, Office of Research
and Information:

Letter to James T. Clark, clerk, dated July 6, 1971, respecting real
property tax rates in northern Virginia compared with Washington,
D.C., and adjoining Maryland counties..........

93-95

376

Virginia, House Joint Resolution No. 64, in opposition to reciprocal income tax..

Letter to James T. Clark, clerk, dated July 8, 1971, respecting teachers
in northern Virginia...

373

363

Washington Technical Institute, Dr. Cleveland L. Dennard, president
letter to Chairman Cabell, dated July 16, 1971....
Washington Metropolitan Area:

804

Income and spending..

408-410

Washington Post:

Article entitled "Urban Design Experts Report-Falls Church Ties to
D.C. Suggested," May 18, 1971---

520.

Article entitled "1,000 To Get City Prepaid Health Care," May 26,
1971..

694

Article entitled "Family Spending Here Can't Beat," July 4, 1971..
Article entitled "Suburb-City Income Gap Grows," July 11, 1971-
Article entitled "Hahn Asks District of Columbia Stop Requiring
High School," July 12, 1971__

408

410

300

Article entitled "Youth Problem Drive Planned by D.C. Council,"
July 18, 1971..

302

Article entitled "Half-Way House in Violation," July 21, 1971-
Article entitled "Branch City Hall Set for Southeast Area," July
23, 1971....

137

Washington Star:

Article entitled "Summer School Plan Questioned," June 17, 1971-
Article entitled "Area Banks Show Record Deposits of $5.8 Billion,"
July 7, 1971__

876

Article entitled "Hahn Asks D.C. Stop Requiring High School",
July 12, 1971_.

300

Article entitled "Youth Problem Drive Planned by District of
Columbia Council," July 18, 1971..

302

Washington Star-Continued

Article entitled "Commuter Tax War-County Fires Director Hill,"
July 18, 1971__

Article entitled "D.C. Area Growth is Fastest in U.S." Aug. 1, 1971-
Article entitled: "Council Raises District of Columbia Realty Tax-
Hahn Proposal for 10-Cent Rise Approved 5 to 4," August 3, 1971.
WRC editorial entitled "Truancy," June 10, 1971.....

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313

875

175

290

839

829

830

831

845

828, 836

858

855

847

855

851

850

845-857

852

850

832

841

833

843

831

834

849, 850

840

829

853

828

835

844

749, 751, 772

688, 691-694

739

158

729

773

762

708-711, 713, 717

779

780, 785-813

765

726

816

698

770

740

705

708, 709

694

687

752, 771

724

740

732

742-747

700

766, 769, 772 773-778, 815

Area growth....

Budget comparisons, revenue and expenditures (1968-1972).
Budget distribution, District and other cities..

Budget increases (1971-1972).

Budget needs..

Budgets, major cities..

Budgets, summary (1963-1972).

Budgets, unbalanced.

Burden on Maryland taxpayers

Child support payments.-

City government employees, major cities.

City versus the suburbs..

Community centers.

Commuter: A benefit or detriment to the District_
Commuter (reciprocal) income tax.

168, 406

32,

68, 97, 163, 322-408, 459, 468, 503, 508, 517, 550-561

419

Effect of tax

Rates proposed.

Comparable taxes..

Comparative corporation taxes.
Comparative tax rates of elected business and personal taxes in the
District of Columbia, the States of Maryland and Virginia, and the
cities and counties of the metropolitan area-

64-66, 435-458

Comparative taxes, Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia... 64, 351, 381-386, 463

Comparing the District's fiscal problems with those of other large
cities..

Comparison, inheritance tax and proposed estate tax.
Comparison, tax burdens and income, District and other cities-
Comparison, tax revenues, District and other cities..
Comparison of tax capacities and burden....

Cost of demonstrations.

50-63, 510 867 151-156

50-63

381, 385 34,

70, 112-117, 468, 503, 516

Conform District of Columbia income tax to Federal..

Consultant contracts..

Corporation taxes.

99, 112-117 9, 30, 71, 161, 419

District of Columbia and Maryland personal tax comparisons__

73-82, 95

District Government employees, nonresident....
District Government positions and vacanies.
District population (1800-1970).
District residents, place of work.
District tax capacity..

District government savings

District revenues (1963-1972).

District services to commuters_

Education in Virginia_

Education services in Virginia

Effect of tax revenue loss.

Effects of tourism in Washington...

Estate tax, analysis of effects of proposed.
Estate tax proposed..........

384

130

346-348

131, 139

461

46

120

52-63, 104–111, 118–129, 175

141

878a

238-240

878

405

176, 181

878c

384

373

358

324, 400

327

Inequitable treatment of lineal descendants.

19, 36, 472-488, 864 20, 36, 473, 866

476