Welfare counts in New York undercounted by 39 percent
A city study finds the 1970 U.S. census undercounted New York welfare cases by 39 percent, risking loss of federal aid. Rand Institute cites miscounts likely in other cities, with potential impact on federal revenue sharing and programs tied to census figures.
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New York City
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First small claims court to start hearing cases
Omaha will host Nebraska first small claims court starting January 4 with cases up to 300 dollars. Filing fee is 3 dollars plus service costs of 2 or 5 dollars. Pilot judge Municipal Court Judge Walter Cropper will preside, with others rotating in.
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Cropper
Friedman opposes SST subsidies in Senate hearing
Washington AP Milton Friedman warns government subsidies to develop a supersonic transport plane would push toward socialism. His testimony to the Senate House Economic Committee ahead of hearings on reviving the SST project highlights his main objections to the program.
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Weiedman
Senate Chouse
William Proxmire
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United States
Proxmire
Scotty Orcutt Dies in Omaha After Long Coaching Career
Edward Rush Scotty Orcutt, 62, longtime Benson High School coach and teacher, died after a fall and years in a coma following emergency brain surgery. He coached baseball for many years, helped American Legion teams win state titles, and played at Nebraska.
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Neb
API
Benson High School
Edward “Ruscotty
Ovcutt
University of Nebraska
Farnam
Underwood High
Omaha
Benson
Grand Island to debate police department reorganization
Grand Island City Council meeting Tuesday will feature discussion of police department reorganization. The agenda centers on departmental structure and personnel positions as the city revises its internal setup.
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Grand Island Police Department
Survivors to Fly Home After Andes Ordeal
Thirteen Uruguayans who survived 70 days after a 1972 plane crash in the Andes will take a plane home Thursday, despite fear of aftereffects. The 13 joined three others who already flew home after relatives and doctors urged the easier route. The Old Christian rugby team was aboard. 29 died by October. Survivors, in their 20s, survived on candy, fruit, and melted snow water, sheltering in the fuselage as they endured mountain silence and low mood. Last week two men reached a rancher to summon help.
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Chile
Andes
Mendoza
Argentina
Jose Luis
Solarle
Research grant aids deaf child placement study
YORK Neb AP Educational service unit 16 has received a 2000 dollar research grant from the state Department of Special Education for a study on whether a deaf and hard of hearing child should be placed in a regular classroom and under vital conditions. Administrator Milton J Baack announced the grant and its purpose.
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