Carter Adoptions Plan Sparks Debate Over Family Aid
The Carter Administration proposed using federal funds to pay families adopting hard to place children and to cover maternity costs for mothers choosing adoption. Critics warn the plan may have limited impact as many states already offer subsidies, and abortion funding changes could shift dynamics, with various states reporting backlogs and differing results.
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Rejuvenation Of Sheep Production Indicated
Washington AP reports USDA specialists cautiously see signs of renewed US sheep production after years of decline. By next January the 12 million head inventory would be the smallest since records began, with West surveys noting many small producers leaving the industry due to predators, prices, and labor shortages. Georgia marble story follows.
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