Shriver proposes large public works plan to curb unemployment
Washington AP Sargent Shriver proposes a $5.6 billion first year public works program to employ 1.6 million people in 12 key sectors, funded by deficits and offset by tax reforms. He cites declines in unemployment and tax revenue as the main payoff, but provides few cost details or sources for savings.
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Preventive medicines for learning disabled children center
Sainer calls the language Learning Center preventive medicine helping kids before they fail. Parents urged to attend classes while volunteers assist. Lynne Otteson praises the center for aiding her son Mike and wishes for parent classes to extend the help.
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