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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1972

Page

8

Welfare Fraud debate fuels high public fears

The AP examines abuse and costs in the welfare system, noting 14.3 million recipients with about 40 million yearly fraud losses and 500 million in misspending. It contrasts public stereotype with HEW data showing 58 percent white recipients, 42 percent minorities, and a small portion truly able to work with services.

Washington Sytem Health, Education and Welfare Department Congress HEW Nwro Labor Department Mississippi Alaska San Bernardino Calif New York State Gilbert Steiner Brookings Institute

Britain Signs Agreement to Enter European Market

After 19 months of talks Britain and the European Common Market reached a full agreement on terms of entry into the customs union. Prime Minister Heath will sign the treaty this Saturday and Britain will join the European Economic Community on January 1 next year with Ireland Norway and Denmark also set to sign.

Carl Hartman Associated Press Brussels Britain European Common Market Denmark Ireland Norway Edward Heath European Economic Community Sir Con O'Neill France West Germany Italy Luxembourg Belgium Netherlands

Rep Taylor Urged To Run For Senate In North Carolina

Asheville NC April reports that Rep Charles H Taylor Brevard was urged to seek the 1972 Senate seat held by B Everett Jordan. Letters sent by lawyer James M Baley note Taylor's leadership as House minority leader while he neither confirmed nor ruled out a bid. Only rival candidate mentioned is Charlotte school board member William Booe.

Asheville North Carolina Charles H. Taylor Brevard B. Everett Jordan James M. Baley Taylor Baley House Charlotte William Booe

Dividends and Capital Gains for Tax Returns

Tax notes explain exclusions for dividends and the treatment of capital gains and losses. It covers qualification of the $100 per person dividend exclusion, community property implications, and how to handle mutual funds and regulated investment companies. It also outlines Schedule D reporting, short and long term holding periods, and annual loss limits.

Dur ham attorney Nick Smith enters gubernatorial race

Raleigh AP reports 33 year old Durham attorney Nick Smith former anthropology instructor at North Carolina State University announced Monday his bid for the Republican nomination for attorney general He criticized the state’s drug policy saying more muscle is not the answer and urged stronger crime control while praising consumer protection efforts from a public relations view.

Raleigh Durham Nick Smith

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