New Welfare Plan Trial Set in New Jersey Cities
The federal government will test a guaranteed annual income plan in six large New Jersey cities starting this spring, covering about 1,000 families over three years at roughly four million dollars. The experiment aims to offset welfare cuts when recipients work, with incentives backed by Ford executive Arjay Miller and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. It is sponsored by the Office of Economic Opportunity and run by Mathematica Inc with Princeton economist William Baumel assisting.
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Korean Teacher Forms Favorable Views Of USA
South Korean junior high instructor Suck-gon Lee, a guest for three weeks, prepares to return to South Korea. He praises Anderson’s facilities and student opportunities and notes Americans as friendly and practical. He believes North Korea would not invade the south. His six month U S exchange was run by the International Teacher Development Program and the State Department with orientation in Washington and visits to historical sites and seminars.
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