Real families swell food stamp rolls in UPI report
The study highlights a hypothetical Jones family with income of 800 dollars monthly to show how many not typically seen as welfare cases qualify for food stamps. It details adjusted net income calculations, asset rules, and how much a four-person family could receive under current ceilings and stain with examples of stamp allotments.
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Washington
UPI
Jotn Jones
Jones
Agriculture Oger
Ines
Joneses
Agriculture Department
Nebraskans Near Deadline File State Tax Returns
About 150,000 Nebraskans had not filed 1974 state income tax returns with the April 15 deadline approaching. More than 600,000 residents had filed, with 90 percent receiving refunds averaging 57.37 dollars. Refunds are delayed about six weeks for late filers.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Gary Chunka
Tax Commissioner’s Office
Chunka
Ministerial panel discusses ethics and service in Columbus
The Columbus-Area Ministerial Association met at Behren Hospital for a panel on abortion life extension death and dying and clergy roles in medical crises. Participants included Dr. Liebentritt Dr. Kuper Clarence Cory and Nurse Mrs. Henninger. The group planned a Columbus-Area Order of St Andrew with monthly church representation for training and emergency aid. first meeting May 15 at Federated Church. The association also moved to address pornography laws and sponsor a Smokers Clinic while discussing drugs and youth at the May session. A Shelby Lutheran Bible Study met at Mrs. Dillon’s home with Mrs. Kinnan leading. next session at Mrs. Scholz’s home April 28 at 9:30 a.m.
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Columbus-Area
Federated Church
CAMA
Shelby
Richard Dillon
Owen Kinnan
John Scholz
William Nuebel
Filibuster rule shift eyed as potential setback in civil rights
UPI reports that civil rights groups worry the new Senate filibuster compromise may backfire. Absentee votes still count toward the three-fifths threshold, risking easier stalling if many senators stay away. The change echoes past disputes over cloture and turnout.
Compromise on filibuster precedent deepens Senate debate
The piece references Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon as part of a Dew session discussion on filibuster reform. It notes a proposal to require a three-fifths vote to end any filibuster in the future, with liberals urged to abandon a principle. Some senators argue the Senate cannot bind future bodies, while others say a precedent is established.
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Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Senate
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