Welfare reform bill would tighten aid and curb abuses
State Sen. Edwin G. Hall cosponsors a comprehensive welfare reform measure to centralize beneficiary data, require ID cards, establish an earnings clearance with the Bureau of Employment Security, and limit asset values. The bill tightens eligibility and imposes protective payments for nonessential spending, with a 30 day out-of-state limit and stricter asset-to-cash conversion rules to prevent fraud.
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Lessons in gagging Euell Gibbons in TV cereal ads
A critic laments television commercials featuring Euell Gibbons chewing with mouth open and crunching noises. He argues such display promotes poor table manners, obscene eating habits, and scatters into younger viewers, criticizing ads for laxatives and other products for glamorizing gross behavior.
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Cosby visits New York for interview and a bet tale
Bill Cosby stopped at Broadway's Stage Delicatessen for a casual interview and to collect over $2 from a friend who lost a Rams Eagles bet. He talked about The Cosby Show potential in New York and his path from Greenwich Village to television, while noting his East Coast talent view and his ongoing urban education studies.
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Rumsfeld as Ford’s running mate prospect looms in White House chatter
Jack Anderson weighs Donald Rumsfeld as a possible vice presidential choice. At 43 he is praised for administration skill and photogenic, articulate style likened to a Republican John F Kennedy. Ford has not spoken to Rumsfeld about a 1976 bid though aides whisper of the option.
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Farmer's Almanac quotes and humor in annual edition
A collection of wry lines, jokes, and captions from a 159th edition of the Farmer's Almanac. It includes editor Ray Geiger of Lewiston Maine, spoof horoscopes, puns about weather forecasts, signs, and light verse about love, manners, and inflation, all presented as light reading.
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