Welfare reform debate pits federal plan against state control
Independent businessmen favor keeping welfare decisions with states and oppose a federally established annual income. Poll results show 16 percent back H R 1 and $2400 for a four person family, while 1 percent back S 037 giving states power. Nebraska breakdown shows 14 percent backing H R 1 and 84 percent backing S 037.
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Congress
House
National Federation of Independent Business
Lalion
U. S
Nebraska
Senate
Federation
Carl J. Curtis
Curtis
Washington
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Rhode Island
H. R
Population growth and family size eyed in national brief
National window discusses how a 3.1 children per family forecast could push US population to 271 million by 2000, stressing pollution and resource strain. It notes government support for family planning, with projected spend rising from $25 million to $91 million over successive years. It also shares local items from Lindsay bridal shower and Girl Scout activities.
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Lowis Cassels
United Press International
America
US Census Bureau
Lindsay
Juan Werner
Roseburg
Werner
Leland Stevensnes
Duane Chilson
Roger Johnson
Ed James
Miss Werner
Mirs
Benson
Darlene Stone
Larry Beckman
Ken Stone
Holy Family Church
Girl Scout Troop
Cliff Rulan
Dee
Ed Olle
U.S
Congress
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Libby
Lawrence Jeffers
Hugh R. Robertson
Alice
Kunee
John Eggleston
Westinghouse
Bueaeh Kong
Ochased
GIRLS
Truth
Brunken
HAM
Edith Cudaback
Hichard Saalfeld
Als
Hilbert Wilke
King
Rugeumu
Just Food Stores
BOOTH
KRAFT
Kleenex Boutique Bath Tissue
Rot
Sys
Kraft Grape
Sylvania
Jeno
Butt
Filberts
Brazil
Tuhe 98
Rome
Texas Oranges
Ewe Aia Buo
National Window
North Platte
UPI
North Platic
Loni Berg
Narriet Cruz
Eugene Dilland
Daniel Eberly
Albert Raelz
Dearing To
Evans Hotel
Columbus Sea
Lester van Winkle
State of Nebraska
Vine
Beltone
Remington & Winchester
Ind
Raetz
Lincoln County Attorney's Office
Winchester
Foggern
Aberal
Ang
Sew & Sound
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