Welfare Fraud Revealed Causes Taxpayer Alarm
A U S Health Department study finds one third of Washington DC families with dependent children and 43 percent in Maryland receive more welfare than entitled or are ineligible yet still paid. Welfare chiefs propose phased 3 percent benefit reductions every six months for overpaid recipients until corrections align with legal maximums.
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Washington
Rockefeller Bio Debated by FBI and Congress
Washington report details FBI files on Nelson Rockefeller and the Arthur Goldberg biography project. It notes Rockefeller aides and relatives gave mixed statements, while a six year tax audit found no fraud but highlighted gifts and holdings. Congressional panels plan hearings as Ford reshuffles staff and Kissinger contemplates Cuba policy.
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Why Cheap Gas Has Driven People From City to Suburbs
The piece argues that cheap gasoline spurs widespread car use by students and citizens, causing city decline and speed dangers. It contends higher fuel prices would curb driving, reduce drag races near schools, improve city aesthetics, lower death rates, and revive traditional American virtues.
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GM plans no immediate price rises on 1975 cars in bid to stabilize market
General Motors officials at a Troy Michigan news conference stated prices will hold for the rest of the year and likely longer, in a move to calm a weak car market and set a model for rivals. The company, the world’s largest manufacturer, notes rising costs and planned reduced output as it braces for a broader downturn, including cuts in spending, employment, and purchases, while absorbing about 100 dollars of added costs per unit since 1975 models were announced.
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Eastland
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Growing up with John by Jim Bishop
A reflective portrait of Big John, the formidable police lieutenant and father, detailing his humor, generosity, and flaws. The narrative recalls his police leadership, family routines, and obsessions, from dinners and Bromo Quinine to piano and opera. His influence on his children and his devotion to family are central.
What is the Law What can be done after waiting a reasonable time to be compensated for a bill placed against an estate
The estate is ordinarily liable for the decedent's surviving obligations and for expenses incurred in administering the estate. The question answers what steps may be taken after a reasonable waiting period to seek compensation against the estate.
Contact details for U S legislators and state officials
The text lists contact addresses for U S Senators Schweiker and Scott, Governor Shapp, Senator Dwyer, and Representative Vigorito and Hopkins. It also advises creditors to file timely claims with an estate's personal representative and to check with the Register of Wills about accounting before pursuing actions in Orphans Court, including deadlines and extensions.
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Office of the Register of Wills
Orphans Court Division
Unclear fragmentary text about district voting scene
Fragmentary OCR text references districts and a political contest. It mentions a fight and political parties but lacks clear names, dates, or placements to form a proper summary.
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