Nixon Proposes National Welfare Standard and Reforms
President Nixon plans a nationwide welfare floor, a $1500 annual family guarantee, and a $30 monthly minimum for aid to dependent children. He would shift manpower programs to states, grant automatic federal tax revenue shares, and seek $50 monthly minimums for all adult welfare programs. The speech targets work incentives and state cost shifts.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
Executive Branch
Capitol Hill
Congress
Mississippi
Massachusetts
New York
Homicide Ruled in Titusville Fatal Crash
Dr. C. M. Sonne Crawford County Deputy Coroner ruled a verdict of vehicular homicide in the death of Harry L. Antill 34 of Pleasantville from a one car crash in Titusville. The car was driven by Ernest J. Anderson 21 of Grand Valley and Antill’s brother Jacob Antill 32 remains in critical condition.
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Titusville
C. M. Sonne
Crawford County
Harry L. Antill
Pleasantville
Sonne
Meadville
District Attorney's Office
Antill
Ernest J. Anderson
Grand Valley
Titusville Hospital
Jacob Antill
Nostalgia Lures Nixon To Former Home
President Nixon surprised residents of Menges Mills Pennsylvania by visiting the farm his parents owned from 1947 to 1956 and the local general store and post office. He arrived from Hanover after leaving Camp David and spoke briefly with Postmaster Carl Stambaugh and Mrs Sterling Myers about the piano his mother left behind. The Nixon birthplace museum in Yorba Linda now holds the piano and Nixon joked about returning for a Cabinet meeting. Eisenhower's Gettysburg farm lies about 20 miles away.
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Menges Mills
Nixon
Pennsylvania
David
Hanover
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Carl Stambaugh
Sterling. Myers
Washington
Stambaugh
Slambaugh
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Desmond Electric Company Offers Electrical Contracting
Desmond Electric Company provides electrical contracting and refrigeration services. Call 963-2194 for repairs, installations, and maintenance.
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Desmond Electric Company Electrical Contracting
Air Controllers Face Grueling Workload and Demands
Washington leaders for air traffic controllers warn of extreme stress from high takeoff and landing rates at the nation's busiest airports. PATCO seeks 5000 more controllers, shorter hours, and early retirement. FAA investigates a mass sick-out by nearly 500 controllers.
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Washington
James D. Hill
Air ‘Traffic Control Association
Wayne J. Smith
Hill
Smith
Lyman
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
John H. Shaffer
Air Traffic Control Association
PATCO
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