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Detroit Antipoverty Program Under Fire Over Funds
Investigators probe Detroit antipoverty operations after unpublished 1967 report shows only 15 percent of the city’s poor in programs, with $550 million in federal funds and a 53 283 participant total. Disclosures include long leases, purchasing, overlapping job programs, irregular bill payments, and audits by city, state, and federal bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Antipoverty
Commission
Michigan Legislative Committee
General Accounting Office of Congress
Ofice
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Committee For Human Resources Development
Cavanagh
Office of Economic Opportunity
New York
Chicago
Mayor's Committee For Human Resources Development
Richard Simmons Jr
General Accounting Office
Michigan House of Representatives
James del Rio
del Rio
Associated Press
Lansing
Washington
D.C
Tucson
Ariz
Grand Blvd
Detroit Convalescent Home Inc
James P. Hannan
Detroit Convalescent Home
Hannan
Oliver C. Nelson
Howard Berge
Socory Mobil Oil Co
Grand Boulevard
Mobil
Hannan and Berga
Hannan and
Berga
Bergo
Mobile
Han-nan
Simmons
OYEP
Nyc
Donald Healns
Labor Department
SumiRons
City Antipoverty Agency
OFO
John T. Lynch
Lynch
Philip J. Rutledge
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Honolulu
Rutledge