Wayne Hays resigns from Congress amid ethics turmoil
Wayne L Hays resigns after a career spanning 28 years in Washington. Accusations tied to Miss Elizabeth Ray and misspending allegations sparked ethics probes and federal grand jury scrutiny. Despite power, Hays faces public backlash and ends with a federal pension of 30240 dollars annually.
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TV Season Preview: Laughs Rise as Violence Eases
Los Angeles AP previews the new TV season noting more comedies with 25 sitcoms, fewer action shows at 23, and seven music variety series. Movie nights rise to six, with NBC adding an extra Wednesday film. Serious drama features titles like Rich Man Poor Man and Family, while the era’s widowers and divorces shape top shows, including Sanford and Son and Rhoda.
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Starsky and Hutch
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Federal student aid and benefits you may miss
The article outlines Social Security and Veterans Benefits for students, noting up to 800000 received SS in 1975 76 and over 2600000 favored by VA programs with monthly amounts up to 321 for full time married students. It urges checking with offices and using school counselors to apply within state deadlines and mentions SSIG state grants totaling over 500 million with federal matching.
Grants and cooperative education options for students in 1976
The article outlines SSIG grants for 1976-77 totaling 44 million with maximums of 1500 yearly and averages of 430 at public colleges and 790 at private ones. It notes questions on part time eligibility and use across all college types and states deadlines and requirements, plus a portrait of cooperative education programs in about 1030 colleges and examples like Au toich, Northeastern, Drexel and LaGuardia Community.
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Ohio
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Boston
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Long
School bus crisis debate and Ford NYC aid fallout
Corry Pa editorial notes bus transportation reshapes schooling and mocks optimistic reformers. It cites a 1975 Ford aid delay to New York City, its ripple effects on municipal debt costs, and a House subcommittee critique of administration misjudgments on national financial impact. The piece weaves political satire with concern over public policy and education.
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Ben Rosenthal
D-Ny
New York City
Fords Aid to New York and Ethnic Politics in 1970s
A fragmented narrative covers Ford’s reconsideration of New York aid, a potential bank crisis impact, and a billion-dollar cost to urban borrowers. It probes ethnic politics in 1970s campaigns, including Spanish-American fundraising by the GOP and Carter’s Italian-American outreach, plus Rep. Diggs bending policing rules to free his booted car.
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