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Woman Waging Private War On Poverty And Is Winning
Carol Ann Bloodworth, 25, divorced with four children, lives on welfare and a $184 monthly income. She aims to become a teacher, using a $300 federal loan and work at Wichita State University and a library job to fund tuition and living costs while welfare funds cover essentials. She battles welfare hurdles, relies on family, and juggles 18 to 20 hour days to pursue an education and provide for her kids.
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Wichita
Kan
Carol Ann Bloodworth
Youth Opportunity Center
Sedgwick County Welfare Board
Marvin Rosene
State Board of Social Welfare
Legal Board
University
Joan
Bloodworth
Tve
Kenneth
Gregory
Kathy
Julie
Broadworth
Johnson
Jimmy
Kerzman
James C. Kerzman
Ione
Julius Bartells
Kerrman
Associated Press
Bartells
Mott
North Dakota
Melford Johnson
Johnsons
Kenmare
Mayruth
Dickinson State College
Cata