Welfare reform in New York taps welfare workers
Editorial argues that forcing able bodied relief recipients to work can mobilize an unemployed pool of 30 000 to 50 000. In New York City, 13 000 have bids from agencies and first workers clear trash in parks. Officials praise the program as useful and respectful, challenging the idea that welfare equals helplessness.
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New York City
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Administration
Magnetohydrodynamics Aims To Generate Power Without Moving Parts
The Office of Coal Research and Avco Corp sign a two year pilot contract for coal based magnetohydrodynamics. Officials say 6 to 10 years and more funding are needed to solve pronunciation and engineering hurdles before a cleaner, more efficient power source could emerge.
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Department of the Interior
Avco Corp
Greenwich
Conn
Rogers Morton
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Interior publicity plan targets Morton for wider reach
A bootleg Treleaven report urges the Interior Department to publicize Secretary Rogers Morton more visibly, push TV outreach, and hide costs by routing funds through other budgets. It calls for a nationwide network of trained info personnel and coordinated campaigns while noting budget pressures and personnel gaps.
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Interior Department
Madison Avenue
Rogers C. B. Morton
Morton
Harry Treleaven
Nixon
Treleaven
Interior
Ural
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Sec. Udall
Sec. Hickel
Sec. Morton
TV Talk Show Hosts Compared By Their Guests
Experienced host styles are examined as Dick Cavett, David Frost, Johnny Carson, and Mike Douglas are compared from a guest perspective. The piece notes Cavett’s preparation, Carson’s aging perception, Frost’s push for quantity, and Douglas’s warmth, ending with a wish to keep entertainment from becoming a national creed.
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Dick Cavett
David Frost
Johnny Carson
Mike Douglas
Nebraska
Dave Garroway
Las Vegas
Cavett
Douglas
Carson
Frost
ARCH coded defense yields four heart contract success
Bridge analysis by Oswald and James Jacoby explains South using ARCH to read East’s hand. South estimates club length and key cards, plays dummy’s jack to force East, then trumps to draw out, and leads diamonds to set up a win. Constraints show ducking or cashing may shape outcome under nonvulnerable conditions.
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South
East
West
Dr Lawrence E Lamb on Pot Debate I Oppose Marijuana
In a column responding to readers and after noting mixed views on marijuana the author declares he is opposed to marijuana use. He emphasizes dangers of drug abuse, cites alcohol as a larger problem, and argues for independent thinking over conformity. He states he has not tried marijuana and will not endorse it. The piece ends with a biblical verse from Psalms.
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Dr. Lamb
Headon
American Medical Assn
Associated Press
Bridge puzzle: fourth seat bids to five spades
In a four player bridge sequence West North East South open with 1, pass, 2 diamonds, pass, 2 spades, pass, 3 clubs, pass, 7 spades. South holds MI9742 V2 AKI08T AQ. What is the best call now. A bid four spades. Partner has been forcing continuation. If he continues, outcomes may improve. He does bid on to five spades. Answer tomorrow.
Quick Quiz: Touch Football Differences
A touch downed ball carrier is stopped by a touch rather than a tackle. The game allows nearly any number of players and can be played on a field of almost any size.
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