Welfare reform debated as Carter aides draft study
A White House study group will present welfare reform options to President Carter within weeks. Experts foresee no passage this year, with debate extending into Congress and academia as the administration weighs a minimal federal role, work incentives, and unified rules. The piece outlines two reform schools and potential initial steps, including universal benefits or incremental changes.
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