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Box 3, Folder 12, Document 67
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INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
TRUSTEES
LUTHER GULICK, CHAIRMAN LYLE c. FITCH 55 WEST 44 STREET
RICHARO S.CHILDOS, VICE CHAIRMAN ALFRED C. NEAL NEW YORK, N.Y. 10036
JOHN 5S. LINEN, TREASURER OTTO L.NELSON (212) 661-2540
FRANCIS W.H.ADAMS GEORGE S.VAN SCHAICK
CABLE: “INSTADMIN™
BETHUEL M.WEBSTER
LYLE C. FITCH, PRESIDENT
July 1, 1968
The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor of the City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
As you know, federally supported programs in the poverty and
manpower training fields require some degree of local contribution.
Presently, the local contribution is a small percentage of the total and
we believe that most municipalities meet it with in-kind rather than cash
contributions. However, there is continuing discussion in Congress to
raise the local share. Municipalities thus would be required to assume
a greater portion in cash.
We are interested in learning, for a study we are conducting,
Atlanta's present contribution of municipal tax-levied funds to federal
programs and also your estimate of your city's capability to pick up a
greater share. In particular we are interested in the following programs:
Community Action Programs under Title II of the Economic Opportunity Act
(EOA); the Neighborhood Youth Corps under Title IV of the EOA; the Work
Experience Program under Title V of the EOA; the Work Study Program under
the Higher Education Act; and Manpower Training Programs under the Manpower
Development and Training Act.
We appreciate your cooperation with this project.
Sincerely,
fA HA 4
Howard N. Mantel |
Assistant Director
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TRUSTEES
LUTHER GULICK, CHAIRMAN LYLE c. FITCH 55 WEST 44 STREET
RICHARO S.CHILDOS, VICE CHAIRMAN ALFRED C. NEAL NEW YORK, N.Y. 10036
JOHN 5S. LINEN, TREASURER OTTO L.NELSON (212) 661-2540
FRANCIS W.H.ADAMS GEORGE S.VAN SCHAICK
CABLE: “INSTADMIN™
BETHUEL M.WEBSTER
LYLE C. FITCH, PRESIDENT
July 1, 1968
The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor of the City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
As you know, federally supported programs in the poverty and
manpower training fields require some degree of local contribution.
Presently, the local contribution is a small percentage of the total and
we believe that most municipalities meet it with in-kind rather than cash
contributions. However, there is continuing discussion in Congress to
raise the local share. Municipalities thus would be required to assume
a greater portion in cash.
We are interested in learning, for a study we are conducting,
Atlanta's present contribution of municipal tax-levied funds to federal
programs and also your estimate of your city's capability to pick up a
greater share. In particular we are interested in the following programs:
Community Action Programs under Title II of the Economic Opportunity Act
(EOA); the Neighborhood Youth Corps under Title IV of the EOA; the Work
Experience Program under Title V of the EOA; the Work Study Program under
the Higher Education Act; and Manpower Training Programs under the Manpower
Development and Training Act.
We appreciate your cooperation with this project.
Sincerely,
fA HA 4
Howard N. Mantel |
Assistant Director
lh
GuS put
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