Welfare Cut Being Pushed in New York State
In Albany an obscure NYS Social Welfare Bureau of Registry and Location guides other states in a nationwide drive to trim 252 million dollars annually from public welfare costs. The unit tracks absent parents, locating mothers and fathers who desert families. When found out of state, they can face prosecution under the runaway puppy act. The bureau has operated full time for about a year and reports a 31 percent success rate amid new federal regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scure
New York
University of Alabama campus to close to traffic in Tuscaloosa
Plan by local and state police with University of Alabama officials restricts campus traffic starting Saturday. Boundaries run west from Hackberry Lane and 10th Street to Thomas Street and Riverside Drive, with entrances only at three check points. Handicapped, key personnel, maintenance and Riverside area residents may be admitted. many others must avoid bringing cars. Off campus parking spots limited and regulated. a Student Identification Center at Northington Campus will issue entry pass cards starting June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackberry
University
Riverside
Bryce Hospital
University Avenue
10Th Avenue
Colonial Drive
10Th Street
Hackberry Lane
Huntsville
Verner
12Th Avenue
Smith Woods
Wood
Tuscaloosa
U. of A
Northington
States push shared system to locate child desertors
The piece notes federal estimates that desertion accounts for 18 percent of aid to dependent children cases totaling 252 million dollars annually. New York and other states require parents to support children, but first they must be found. A bureau can use state confidential records to locate deserters, their employers, unemployment checks, or jail status. An interstate registry of deserting heads could enable cross state trials under a uniform law. The text also mentions Kentucky’s missing original constitution copy for over 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Correction Department
Pappy
Rosenblatt
Athens College Graduation Speaker Dr Guy McGowan
Dr Guy McGowan minister of the Highlands Methodist Church Birmingham will speak at Athens College commencement on June 9. He trained at Birmingham Southern College and earned a Doctor of Divinity. He has served in North Alabama and Birmingham and led since 1948 at Highlands Methodist. The 101 graduates will attend the largest class in the college history. A brief note follows on Korea's 24 letter alphabet derived from ancient Chinese script.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Guy McGowan
Highlands Methodist Church
Birmingham
Athens College
Birpeewee
Birmingham Southern College
Eoline Danisler
Blount Springs
Eoline
University of Alabama
McGowan
North Alabama
First Methodist Church of
Montgomery
Highlands Methodist
Korea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guntersville
Julia Holmes
Lester M. Holmes
Athens High School
Linda Miller
W. C. Miller
Carolyn House
Edward G. House
Geri Smith
W. T. Smith
Kay Mabry
Clyde Mabry
Albany, N.Y
Norelco
North American Philips Company, Inc
East 42Nd Street
W. W. Coffey
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Ave
Sixth St
James W. Carraway
Shreveport
Louisiana
Southern Baptist Convention
Kentucky
B’ham
Bangor
Trafford
Lee ST. N.E
DIAL
Belks
Bolt
Bates
Sid Main A
BELK
Liberty
Madras
Coats & Clark
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!