Fiscal Concerns and Government Spending: A Letter from Charles S. Larkey to Congressman James R. Jones, 1976-11-02

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Fiscal Concerns and Government Spending: A Letter from Charles S. Larkey to Congressman James R. Jones, 1976-11-02

Charles S. Larkey wrote a letter to Congressman James R. Jones discussing the alarming trend of cities' expenditures and the need for fiscal responsibility. He expressed concern about the increasing national debt and the potential consequences of continued government spending. Larkey also suggested encouraging industries that produce basic raw materials and reducing debt annually through strict fiscal policies. The mayors of various cities are seeking financial assistance from the federal government, especially in light of mounting urban strains. They are proposing an urban investment program and a jobs program to address the economic challenges cities are facing. The mayors are also concerned about inflation and the impact of oil prices on the economy. They emphasize the importance of federal assistance in supporting distressed cities and improving the allocation of funds.

Dates

1976-11-02

Language of Materials

English

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