Inside Washington on Poverty Doubted
Washington House faces a likely delay on a $1.75 billion anti poverty bill as factions fear widespread amendments and post election action. The plan would reorganize OEO programs, expand Community Action funds, and create an Industry Youth Corps while shifting many duties to labor and education agencies. The debate highlights bipartisan discontent and potential lame duck action with references to Job Corps costs and Mansfield concerns.
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Charles Gondell
R-N.y
Albert Avie
R-Minu
Labor Committee
Office of Economic Opportunity
Shriver
Community Action
VISTA
Industry
Opportunity Crusade
OKO
Moon
Anti-Poverty Agency
St. Petersburg
Fla
New Bedford
Mass
Camp Kilmer Center
New Jersey
Ft. Guster
Battle Creek
Michigan
Camp Atterbury, Inc
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Tongue Point
Ore
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
Church Challenge on Premarital Sex Morality
Dr. George W. Crane discusses teen attitudes toward sex among high school seniors. He cites a 25 percent approval of sexual relations among unengaged couples and 55 percent before marriage, arguing premarital sex harms future generations, leads to shotgun weddings, venereal disease, and social stigma, and frames morality by the principle of doing the most good for the most people over time.
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Mary L
Frustrated Rail Engineer Takes Trip On Short Line
FELTON AP The air line mechanic Robert D. Biggs of Oakland described his wish to operate a steam locomotive as sheriff deputies arrested him after Norman Clark of Roaring Camp and Big Trees Narrow Gauge Rail Road chased a fleeing 1800 locomotive. Clark fired two shots, stopped the train, and Biggs was booked on malicious mischief and trespassing after the incident on the RC&BT line which offers a five mile tourist trip.
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Robert D. Biggs
Oakland
Santa Cruz
Norman Clark
Roaring Camp
Big Trees
Clark
Rc&bt
Coast Range
Shostakovich Honored at Moscow Birthday Concert
An AP report notes Dmitri Shostakovich received an ovation at a special Moscow concert honoring his 60th birthday, reflecting wide acclaim from the audience and peers.
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Dmitrri Shosttakovich
Unity On Nuclear Pact Said In Offing
Washington based report quotes Defense Secretary Robert McNamara saying the United States and Western European Allies are very close to establishing a permanent NATO organization to plan nuclear operations.
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UPI
Robert
McNamara
United States
NATO
Nixon Forecasts ScrAP for 1988 Nomination at Rome Talks
Former Vice President Richard Nixon spoke briefly upon arrival from Rome at a news conference. He predicted a strong scrap for the 1988 Republican nomination and discussed NATO nuclear sharing plans. McNamara said progress toward a nuclear sharing framework has accelerated in recent months, aiming to satisfy West German calls for a larger role without killing a wider nonproliferation effort.
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Washington
Nixon
Rome
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NATO
California Man Discovers Way to Hold False Teeth
Bakersfield California reports a new discovery named Acryline that fits denture plates with an airtight seal using a vacuum principle. Users say the result feels like natural teeth and lasts about six months before a reapplication is needed. The product is available at drug counters.
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Bakersfield
Calif
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