Right Solution to Hunger? Controversy over food stamps sparks national debate
A Amarillo mother of six argues food stamps keep her family fed while critics label the program ripe for abuse. The 19.6 million Americans on food stamps reflect rising costs and unemployment. The U S Court of Appeals ordered a new plan to ensure nutritionally adequate diets, amid a nationwide clash over welfare policy.
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Agricultural Department
Timmy Tucker Starts Second Grade at Western Plateau School
The article notes Timmy Tucker begins second grade today as thousands of youngsters return to school Monday. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tucker of 2002 Westway. Additional photos and stories on the opening of school appear on Pages C-1 and D-2 and 3.
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Timmy Tucker
Timmy
Western Plateau School
Homer Tucker
Westway
Bicentennial Courses Begin 18 Week Series on Page 13
An 18 week series linked to America's Bicentennial starts today featuring essays by leading university professors. The Globe News offers the program with West Texas State University granting college credit for participation.
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Globe News
West Texas State University
Sunday News-Globe
Ford Vacation Ends With Dam Ceremony Tour
President Ford ends a two week vacation and visits Libby Dam in Montana to start the first power generator. He plans speeches on energy and conservation, then travels to Kalispell and Chicago for events with Daley and hardware manufacturers before Milwaukee appearances.
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Ford
Montana
Libby
Kootenai River
Kalispell
Mont
Washington
Chicago
Richard Daley
Chicago Yacht Club
American Hardware Manufacturers Association
Milwaukee
Amputee Tammy Hilliard Thrives On Plastic Feet Joy
Tammy Hilliard, a Pennsylvania girl born with bone malformations, underwent eight operations and two amputations, now wearing plastic feet. She enjoys a Tampa vacation with family friends, confident her feet will outgrow as she grows, while doctors praise her attitude as therapy.
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Fla
Tammy Hilliard
Pennsylvania
Tammy
Arthur Hilliard
Mrs. Hilliard
Florida
Kissinger Reports Progress in Middle East Talks Despite Protests
Secretary of State Kissinger said progress in talks between Israel and Egypt is continuing with Syria unlikely to block an interim accord. Israelis protested outside Rabin's residence and disrupted traffic in Tel Aviv Haifa and Ramat Gan while Foreign Minister Allon remained optimistic about a second stage withdrawal on the Golan Heights and Kissinger prepared for a trip to Alexandria.
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Sinai
Henry A. Kissinger
Syria
Egypt
Jerusalem
Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Haifa
Ramat Gan
Yigal Allon
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Golan Heights
U.S
Deserters Drop Jobs in Ford Clemency Plan
Two thirds of deserters in the Ford clemency program have dropped out or been discharged by the military without taking jobs. Of 5,355 processed, 2,879 have taken jobs, while 2,035 dropouts and 1,000 no shows are released from military control, avoiding punishment for desertion.
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Selective Service
Defense Department
Byron V. Pepitone
Justice Department
Presidential
Morning heat with isolated storms and winds rising
Fair and hot today with partly cloudy skies. A slight shower chance and a few thunderstorms tonight and Monday. Highs around the mid 90s today, near 90 Monday. Tonight lows near 70. Southwesterly winds 15 to 25 mph. 20 percent precipitation tonight. Area lake wind warnings may be needed today.
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