Plan expands welfare work rule tied to relief checks
The Senate again passed a WIN work requirement plan for welfare recipients mandating registration for work or job training as a condition for relief. It excludes children the ill aged distant from WIN sites and caregivers and sets order of priority for participants. Tax credits for employers hiring WIN workers are included and federal funding changes would raise current WIN support levels.
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Iowa Demos Oppose National Committee Campaign Stand
Iowa Democratic state central committee voted unanimously to oppose the party's national committee stance on campaign spending. The action aligns with Iowa's delegation and support for campaign reform amid Common Cause's federal court action to curb contributions and force reporting.
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Teachers vow to stay jailed over wage protest in San Francisco
Eleven teachers and an AFT leader were jailed after refusing to end a sit-in at the Archdiocese offices, with seven others arrested, as Catholic school wage disputes dramatized by the strike at seven high schools.
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American Federation of Teachers
One Woman Warns Friend Before Truth Clears Up
A quip frames a moment of doubt as a woman tells another she must reveal something before she learns it isn’t true. The light social barb captures a sly confidence and the humor of cautious certainty.
Small Plane Explodes and Crashes in Raleigh
A single engine Cessna collided with an Eastern Airlines DC-9 near Raleigh Durham Airport, was caught in the jet undercarriage for over 4 000 feet, then crashed in flames killing its two occupants. The Eastern jet landed safely and all 27 on board survived.
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Richmond
Sara Horowitz
Durham
Henry Boyd
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Air Transport Safety Board
U.N. Action Urged Over India Pakistan Crisis
The U.S. and eight nations urged the Security Council to demand India and Pakistan halt fire and withdraw troops. The plan requests observers along the border, U Thant to use the UN MOG, and aid for refugees from East Pakistan.
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Soviet Union vetoes U.N. cease fire resolution
The United Nations Security Council failed to adopt a U.S. plan calling for India and Pakistan to observe a cease fire and military withdrawal after the Soviet Union vetoed the resolution. Eleven members voted for it and two against.
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India
Pakistan
United Nations
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
India and Pakistan Exchange Blows Across Border
Indian troops tanks and planes strike East Pakistan as Pakistan reports a state of war. India claims border town gains and air battles with West Pakistan while asserting no territorial ambitions.
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West Pakistan
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Pakistan
India
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Ferozepore
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Kashmir
Srinagar
Chittagong
Lahore
Rawalpindi
Indira Gandhi
T. N. Kaul
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Bomb Kills 14 In Jammed Belfast Bar
A bar packed with Roman Catholics in Belfast was wrecked by a bomb killing 14 people including three children. Seventeen others were injured as rescuers searched rubble. Police speculated the device may have been left for later pickup by IRA operatives.
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