Congress Aids Child Support Tracking With Locator Service
In 1975 millions of American parents deserted families, costing taxpayers about $1 billion annually. The HEW Parent Locator Service was created to locate errant adults and push court actions for support. Pennsylvania income from the program rises toward 25 million yearly, up from 7.5 million two years prior. administrators urge expanding staff to increase results.
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Congress
Hewa
Pennsylvania
James Earl Ray Mystery Part Three
Shock waves hit Jefferson City prison blocks as the King assassination loomed. A convict spoke of a million, while others named the mystery buyer behind Ray. The escape plan began April 23, 1967 with a bread-basket exit. Ray, alias John L Raynes, spent and planned across Chicago Birmingham and Los Angeles, courting a sponsor Raoul and chasing a Rhodesia dream before aligning with a fixer to hunt King.
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King
James Earl Ray
John L. Raynes
Raoul
Highland Av
Birmingham
Alabama
Canada
Rhodesia
Tax cuts, stock markets and a Kennedy link
A mystery witness testifies to Congressional investigators that a CIA agent introduced him to Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas three months before Kennedy's murder. The witness cites ties to a Cuban group working with the CIA and references Sylvia Odio's FBI-altered account. The piece then matches economists Samuelson and Friedman on tax cuts, and traces Dow Jones gains following 1964 to 1984 and 1975 to 1976 tax changes, noting large index increases amid shifting deductions and credits.
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Yale Hirsch
Smart Money
Washington
CIA
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Oswald CIA link eyed in Kennedy assassination probe
Congressional investigators reveal an internal memo suggesting anti Castro forces may have recruited Oswald to kill Kennedy with the motive of blaming Castro. FBI lines of inquiry blocked by Hoover in 1963 are challenged by new evidence including a taped forewarning of Kennedy’s death and a man named Mr X claiming a CIA contact with Oswald. The inquiry focuses on the credibility of Mr X and the identity Morris Bishop, with details of a downtown Dallas meeting and Oswald’s possible double.
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Oswald
Kennedy
Hoover
Warren Commission
FBI
Odio
Loran Hall
Lawrence Howard
William Seymou
Leon Oswald
Joseph Milteer
Miami
Willie Somerset
Milleer
Dallas
Mr. X
CIA
Morris Bishop
Lee Harvey Oswald
Roots adaption on ABC stirs strong reactions
The ABC eight night airing of Alex Haley’s Roots draws praise for scope yet faces sharp critique over its depiction. The two hour premiere presents Kunta Kinte’s origin in Gambia and the brutal voyage, while changes including a more introspective captain soften some brutal details. The broadcast promises a broader, controversial reread of slavery’s history as the series runs through 1990.
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ABC
Alex Haley
Africa
America
David L. Wolpert
Juffure
Gambia
Kunta Kinte
LeVar Burton
Manhoos
Cicely Tyson
Thalmus Rasulala
O. J. Simpson
Haley
Ed Asner
Annapolis
William Blinn
Ernest Kinney
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Mrs. Ohie
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Milton Friedman
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