Welfare Residence Rules In State Tossed Out
Denver report notes Colorado and U.S. Supreme Court actions end residency requirements for federal aid. Attorney General states states may save millions in matching funds. many residents face possible eligibility shifts though some cases face penalties. Names include Dunbar, Gundy, Gonzales, Hernandez, Menson, Miller, Morrell, Mitchell, Peterson, Ponce Jt, Rodriguez, Schmidli, and Love era context.
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Bobian Jr
Colorado Atty
Rado
Dunbar
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Social Services
Attorney General
Joseph Gundy
Theiin
Social Services Board
Susan Gonzales
la Salle
Fed
Ben Hernandez
di Ave
Angelina Hernandez
Fort Sup
U.S. Supreme Court
Car-Tan
Susan Kay Menson
McCowen
Hall
Colorado
Nora Sue Miller
14Th St
Igome
Pamela Morrell
Dun F.stune Ltd
Thomas J. Mitchell
Itt J Ave
Bradley L. Peterson
Manuel Ponce Jt
Greeley
Virginia Rodriguez
Itt
Marc W. Schmidli
Concentrations Of City Blacks Tapering Off
Washington AP reports that the rising share of black residents in large cities may slow as incomes rise. Census official Conrad Tacuber says one fifth of urban black families earn over 10000, boosting buying power and housing options if open housing expands. He notes the black middle class could attract more blacks and whites to cities, altering urban dynamics. From 1960 to 1986 city populations grew by about 250,000 annually while whites declined by about 141,000.
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Washington
Conrad Tacuber
Census Bureau
Population shift shows whites fleeing central cities
Yearly white outflow from central cities has surged to nearly 500,000, while black in-migration fell to about 111,000 per year. By 1966, one in five central city residents was Black, but in the last two years city population declined sharply.
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Caeuber
Mathematicians Employed in Industry Rise Since 1961
In St. Louis 1967 about 31,000 mathematicians worked in private industry. Javrethi doubled the figure from 1961, reflecting strong growth in the field.
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ST. Louis
Javrethi
Gambling Income Down in Nevada Over Winter Weather
Nevada reports gambling income for the first quarter at 7.05 million dollars, down from 9.9 million prior quarter. Commission Chairman Edward Bowers cites severe winter blocking main routes into the state as the primary cause of the decline. White Plains, N.Y. continues AP coverage.
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Nevada
Carson City
Nev
West
Nevada Gaming) Commission
Commission
Edward Bowers
Obituary for Jal A Wertls Industrial Writer Editor
Jal A Wertls 63 longtime managing editor of Industrial Writer and Editor for more than Distribution trade publication died Monday night He served as a prominent editor and writer in the industry with decades of experience shaping trade journalism.
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Jal A. Wertls
Stion
Cryptoquote Puzzle and Quotes From Frost
A daily cryptogram sample shows a code where letters substitute for others and a reader is invited to decode. The featured quote is from Robert Frost reflecting on contrast and endurance.
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