Welfare Errors Costly for AFDC Programs Across States
A government audit finds about 1 million AFDC families are ineligible or overpaid, costing $1.17 billion annually. HEW cites 10.2% ineligible, 22.8% overpaid, and 8.1% underpaid from 44,000 samples of 3.1 million cases. States must cut error rates by June 30, 1975 or face federal funding loss.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
AFDC
HEW
Gallup Organization Inc
Caspar W. Weinberger
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
New Hampshire
Robert B. Carleson
Voluntary 10 Gallon Weekly Gasoline Cap Urged
Energy czar William E. Simon urged motorists to limit purchases to 10 gallons a week without mandating a rule. He warned the public that compliance could avert rationing but said a decision on starting formal restrictions would come by month’s end. He also announced 1.5 million barrels of Pentagon jet fuel for airlines and cautioned utilities against misleading energy abundance ads.
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Washington
William E. Simon
Simon
Nixon
Pentagon
United States International Airlines
Federal Energy Office
Elliott
Lucey
William Kasakaitis
Farm Bureau Federation
Stanley York
Energy special session stirs Wisconsin energy plan clash
Wisconsin lawmakers hear dueling views on Lucey energy bill as industry leaders warn of job losses from supply cuts. Hassett cites a 176,500 manufacturing jobs risk if energy falls 30 percent, while others deem shortages overstated and urge federal handling. Assembly backs Lucey measure. Senate stalls amid dispute.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Paul Hassett
Wisconsin Manufacturers Association
Hassett
Senate
Patrick J. Lucey
Consin Petroleum Council
Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Charles Elliott
The
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Assembly
Lucey
Skylab 3 crew hears recurring klunkity sound
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Skylab 3 astronauts report a repeating clunking noise three weeks after first notice. Commander Gerald Carr links it to a gyro scope issue on the Apollo ferry attached to the space station. He compares it to an earthquake without motion.
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Carr
East Recovering From Icy Storm
East America moves past a damaging icy storm as 250000 Connecticut residents lose power in near zero temperatures. A midwestern storm drops snow from Michigan to Texas, causing at least 16 deaths, factory and school closures, and flight disruptions. In Detroit, General Motors and Ford were acquitted of a federal charge over fleet discount practices. Chrysler grows its fleet market share.
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Connecticut
Michigan
Austin
Tex
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Detroit
General Motors
Ford
United States
Chrysler Corp
Ford to Inherit Laird Domestic Policy Post in White House
Vice President Gerald R. Ford will assume Melvin R. Laird’s duties as domestic policy adviser and congressional liaison when Laird resigns February 1. Laird cited Watergate turmoil and urged Congress to vote on impeachment, while remaining active in GOP politics and joining Readers Digest as an executive. Bryce Harlow also plans to leave White House duties early next year.
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Melvin R. Laird
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Bryce Harlow
White House
Laird
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
House of Representatives
Ford
House
Readers Digest Association
Spain Premier Carrero Blanco Killed in Explosion
Adm Luis Carrero Blanco Spain’s premier and Franco associate was killed when his car was blown into the air by an explosion in Madrid The blast also killed his chauffeur and a bodyguard Officials cited a possible natural gas odor while engineers investigated The vice president assumed the premiership amid terrorism threats and a rights crackdown years of Franco rule continue now with a new leadership transition
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Luis Carrero Blanco
Spain
Francisco Franco
Carrero Blanco
Torcuato Fernandez Miranda
Carrero
Doar to head House panel staff for Nixon impeachment probe
John M. Doar, a former assistant attorney general, named to lead the House Judiciary Committee staff conducting the inquiry into grounds for possible impeachment of President Nixon. Doar, 52, a Republican, brings civil rights and government service credentials from Eisenhower to Johnson administrations and later led New York City education and anti poverty efforts. He will supervise about 30 lawyers and start immediately, with bipartisan advisory efforts planned as Congress nears its Jan. 21 return.
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John M. Doar
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Doar
Justice Department
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
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Rodino
Rodine
Congress
Bodine
Judiciary Committee
Bitter Cold Moves Into Wisconsin
Bitter cold settles over Wisconsin with lows possibly reaching 10 below as a high pressure ridge shifts, dragging north to northeast winds that keep lake effect snow active along Lake Michigan. Temperatures plunged to 24 below in Roseau Minnesota and 16 below in Lincoln Nebraska, while Illinois reports 10 to 18 inches of snowfall and Indiana records up to 19 inches. A gradual warming trend is forecast for the weekend with light snow flurries possible mainly in the north Sunday and Monday.
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Roseau
Minn
Lincoln
Neb
Manitowoc
Lake Michigan
Illinois
Chicago
Midway
Indiana
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FIAT
Peace conference in Geneva aims for Arab-Israeli progress
Soviet foreign minister Gromyko and Egyptian Ismail Fahmy pledged flexibility at the Geneva Arab-Israeli peace conference. Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban urged a comprehensive peace with mutual recognition. Kissinger and Gromyko planned a dinner as delegations arrived, with talks expected to be ceremonial and potentially three days long.
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Swizerland
Andrei A. Gromko
Soviet Union
Ismail Fahmy
Egypt
Fahmy
Abba Eban
Israel
Eban
Tel Aviv
Middle East
Gromyke
Henry A. Kissinger
Palace of Nations
Tal
Officer Killed In Green Bay Shooting Tragedy
In Green Bay Wisconsin Sgt Wayne Truttman 41 was killed and Lt Donald Van Straten 44 was in critical condition after a man shot them then wounded himself. The suspect also in critical condition. A patrol stop led to the gunfire at the safety building amid a vehicle search. Survivors include Truttman’s wife Donna and four children. Weather brief notes follow regional temperatures and conditions.
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Brown County
North Froehlich
Wayne Truttman
Donald van Straten
Froehlich
Sgt
Truttman
Donna
Brown County Sheriff's Department
Wisconsin
Ronald Reagan
Milwaukee
van Straten
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