...the maximum state share — but on a municipal economic base with limited state taxing authority. A striking example of the effects of this disparity...governments in the Washington metropolitan area. Exhibit 17 shows that the number of welfare recipients in the District is more than double the welfare population...

...the maximum state share — but on a municipal economic base with limited state taxing authority. A striking example of the effects of this disparity...governments in the Washington metropolitan area. Exhibit 17 shows that the number of welfare recipients in the District is more than double the welfare population...

...share — but on a municipal economic base with limited state taxing authority. A striking exampleof the effects of this disparity can be found by comparing...governments in the Washington metropolitan area Exhibit 17 shows that the number of welfare recipients in the District is more than double the welfare population...

...Furthermore. 20 states receive a higher percentage contribution from the Federal Government than the District. Another striking example of the effects of this disparity...that the number of welfare recipients in the District ts more than double the welfare population of all the other local governments in the region combined....

...Furthermore. 20 Sates receive a higher percentage contribution from the Federal Government than the District. Another striking example of the effects of this disparity...found by comparing the District's welfare burden with thai of other local governments in (he Washington metropolitan area. Exhibit 1 7 shows that the number...

...receive a higher percentage contribution from the Federal Government than the District. Another sinking example of the effects of this disparity can be found by comparing the District's welfare burden Mh that of other local governments in the Washington metropolitan area Exhibit 1 7 shows that the number...

...Furthermore, 20 slates receive a higher percentage contribution from the Federal Government than the District. Another striking example of the effects of this disparity can be found by companng the District's welfare burden with that of other local governments in the Washington metropolitan...

...the maximum state share — but on a municipal economic base with limited state taxing authority. A striking example of the effects of this disparity...governments in the Washington metropolitan area. Exhibit 17 shows that the number of welfare recipients in the District is more than double the welfare population...