Moynihan on Carters government burden and all its pages
Moynihan argues President Carter faces a larger reality than campaign rhetoric. He notes Carter’s claim of secrecy limits clashes with a vast, complex state where 125 memos and 800 pages daily overwhelm even top officials. The piece suggests trimming government size and scope as the only practical cure.
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Daniel P. Moynihan
New York
Carter
Central Intelligence Agency
Moynihan
CIA
Oval Office
White House
Food Stamp Reform Aims to Boost Participation
A major effort to expand the food stamp program moves to the House for a vote on reforms shaped by the Agriculture Committee. The plan eliminates the purchase requirement, increases eligibility, and ties benefits to a poverty line and gross income ceiling. Supported by the Carter White House, it targets about 3 million more Americans currently eligible but unable to buy stamps, while addressing concerns about higher income households receiving benefits.
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Areata of
Ao Oo
Jadatest
House
Committee On Agriculture
Senate
Carter White House
Food stamp reform proposal sparks debate in Congress
A reform plan would eliminate levels and trim benefits by about 500 000 dollars while closing loopholes and adding work requirements for able bodied recipients. It would stiffen fraud penalties, expand federal funds for enforcement, streamline applications, and aim to reduce errors. Critics fear large benefit losses, especially for the North and urban poor, while supporters call it a measured compromise addressing long standing concerns.
Pray for Them by Paul Harvey
A provocative column argues that society blames business for social ills while demanding profit to fund government and culture. It defends profitable enterprises as the only source for jobs, goods, services, and funding for education, health, and arts, urging readers to support honest business.
Accidents at Camp Turn on Liability and Safety Standards
A summer camp water fight led to a lawsuit after a boy skidded and fell, but the court ruled the activity was not unusually dangerous and the camp not liable. A girl camper’s fall onto rocks resulted in damages, with the court citing unsafe rocks as adding danger. The piece discusses safety limits and camping life.
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Miwa Assem
Sylvia Porter
Congress
Matt McHugh
D-N.y
Jim Jeffords
R-Vt
America
Paul Harvey
cNot
Health and Hospital Council
Jimmy
WNC
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Your Best Bar Association
Int
American Bar Association
Taecomby Evening Journal
Uth Strae
Corry
Woodam S. Eaton
John eLaughin Pressroom
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AP News
Corey
Tor & Month
Washington
West
Charles Manson
Ervil LeBaron
LeBaron
Butch Cassidy and
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LaBaron
By Jack Anderson
Ervil
Ervilis
Montsle
Delphina
Naomi ‘Ate
Gulf of Mexico
Joel
Joe
Ensen
Mexico
Los Molinos
Dean West
San Diego
Rock
Rulon Allred
Salt Lake City
Nancy Chynoweth
Utah
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Phoenix
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