Welfare reform bill tightens benefits and tracking
State Sen. Edwin G. Hall backs a comprehensive welfare reform bill to create a central beneficiary registry, tighten lost check rules, require ID cards, implement an earnings clearance system with the Bureau of Employment Security, and enforce accurate tax deductions. The bill limits asset value, bars remaining on welfare when leaving the state, and closes a loophole allowing disabled claims via eyewear. It seeks protective payments to ensure child support and reduce abuse while aligning with federal law.
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Bureau of Employment Security
Castro plots Puerto Rican subversion with Cuba and KGB
Secret Senate testimony accuses Fidel Castro of backing Puerto Rican revolutionaries via the KGB tied DHGI network. Tarabochia links 200 plus Puerto Rican activists visiting Cuba and the Venceremos Brigade to subversion, with bombings traced to Newark New York Chicago and other cities. The report cites Manuel Pineiro Lozada directing efforts and notes attempts to recruit liberal and American Indian activists while maintaining Puerto Rico’s US status.
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Pineiro Lozada
United States
Lump Sum Raises Gain Popularity in U S Workplaces
New York AP reports that lump sum raises, instead of monthly or biweekly pay, aim to boost morale with little extra cost. Life insurers embrace the plan as a top fringe benefit, with about 25 firms now offering it. Union Mutual Life Insurance in Portland pioneered a program in 1969 for high earners and long service, expanding to lower salary levels and broader eligibility, with plans for further growth. Critics note higher admin costs and the risk the impact fades over time. Advocates say it fits with flexible hours and the shift toward automatic payroll transfers.
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New York
Life Office Management Association
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co
Portland
Maine
Union Mutual
Attitude for the job by a Jamaica hotel director
A Jamaica hotel director of personnel Glaister Hales, 44, talks on a 10th floor porch in Ocho Rios about hiring, attitude, and service. He emphasizes courtesy, literacy in staff, and pride in Jamaican service as guests arrive and ships unload sugar in a vivid evening setting.
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Glaister Hales
Inter-Continental
Hales
Viewpoint star quits as Reagan leaves Viewpoint role
Ronald Reagan quits his Viewpoint conservative radio role to avoid equal time issues. Host Harry OConnor says the program continues with guest commentators while a permanent replacement is sought. Guests planned include Maurine Reagan Linkletter Lloyd Bucher and Barry Goldwater as commentator substitute.
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