Rights group denounces new federal welfare rules
Washington sees proposed welfare rule changes to curb ineligible payments and overpayments. NSWRO warns hardship for the poor as states gain tools to verify eligibility while hearings backlogs may shrink. Carleson cites reforms to cut welfare rolls following California’s 274000 reduction in 24 months.
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Washington
UPI
National Welfare Rights Organization
NSWRO
Robert D. Carleson
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Carleson
California
Morgan City braces for crest of flood
Morgan City faces a flooding crest expected Saturday as upstream waters push toward the coast. National Guard troops aided levee protection while residents evacuated. Officials forecast the Morganza Spillway opening will push water into the Atchafalaya basin, threatening low-lying neighborhoods north of Morgan City.
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Morgan City
UPI
National Guard
Teal
J. Cutrone
Corps of Engineers
Russell B. Long
Dla
Corps
Morgen City
Atchafalaya Basin Levee
Morganza Spillway
Mississippi River
Missis
Atchafalaya River
Atchafalaya
Sea Evel
Morganza
Man pleads guilty in Stennis shooting case
Washington man John S. Marshall pleaded guilty in federal court to assault with intent to kill a congressman and related charges arising from the January 30 shooting of Senator John C. Stennis in Washington. He faces possible youth sentencing under the Youth Correction Act, with sentencing to be decided by U.S. District Judge Joseph Waddy. Marshall’s brother Tyrone and Derick Holloway have pleaded not guilty and await trial.
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Washington
UFI
John C.stennis
Dmiss
John S. Marshall
Joseph Waddy
Waddy
Marshall
Tyrone
Derick Holloway
Holloway
Stennis
Kerner Get Three Years In Prison For Bribery
U S Judge Otto Kerner, the only sitting federal judge ever convicted, was sentenced to three years in prison and fined 50000 for bribery conspiracy mail fraud and income tax evasion. Former Illinois governor also convicted with Kerner received the same sentence.
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Chicago
UPS
U.S
Otto Kerner
Kerner
U.S. District Court
Robert Taylor
Illinois
Mminois Racing
Marjorie Lindeimer Everett
Illinois Revenue
Theodore J. Isaacs
Taylor
Kemner
U.S. Senate
James O. Thompson
Issaes
Isaacs
Poison linked to death of Sen. Long in 1972 case
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports Sen Edward V Long believed he had been poisoned the night he died November 6 1972 at his Clarksville Missouri estate. No autopsy was done. His secretary Miss Dunlop told investigators he felt a fatal dose came from a candy box minutes before death.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
U.S
Edward V. Long
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Long
Clarksville
Kiiig
Helen Dunlop
O Lang
Lang
Miss Dunlop
Globe
J. Q. Mudd
Pike County
the Globe
Missouri Highway Patrol
Globe Democrat
Contestants to vie Saturday for cowchip tossing record
Oklahoma contest in Beaver will crown a world cowchip tossing champion as Harold Smith of Forgan and Carl Engel of Odessa compete with regional winners from Arkansas Indiana Iowa and Tennessee. Gov. David Hall to toss first chip amid heavy rains requiring indoor drying of chips.
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Beaver
Okla
UPI
Harold Smith
Forgan
Carl Engel Oe
Odessa
Tex
Oklahoma Panhandle
Engel
Smith
Arkansas
Indiana
Iowa
Tennessee
Willis Landsen
The
Beaver-Herald Democrat
Oklahoma
David Hall
Landsen
Texas
Security Council reconvenes over Mideast crisis vetoes
United Nations sources report Western allies split on how to handle the Mideast crisis as the Security Council reconvenes to address Lebanon’s call for action over an Israeli raid in Beirut. A US veto is likely as Britain and France back a resolution condemning Israeli attacks without Arab-sanction terms. Diplomats note Yugoslavia, India, Indonesia, and Guinea may seek to amend to include sanctions, which could trigger another US veto.
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United Nations
UPI
Security Council
Middle East
15 Nation Council
Lebanon
Beirut
John A. Seali Woud
Sbritain
France
United States
Israel
Yugoslavia
India
Indonesia
Guinea
Wester
Britain
Redalilion
Cairo
Yosef Tekoah
Food for Thought Holiday Greeting from Vermont Stock House
A holiday greeting from Vermont Stock House wishing customers a happy holiday. The note mentions matzoh as unleavened bread symbolizing hardship and the struggle for freedom, and invites customers to come in and feast.
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Vermont Stock House
Malin
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Fite
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Food For
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Jost
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Junction Restaurant
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Coast To Coast
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