Carter Plans To Start Over On Welfare
President Carter outlines a sweeping welfare reform plan to scrap the current system and create up to two million public service jobs. He seeks state input before formal legislation, with support from Rep. Ullman and Sen. Long while health secretary Califano calls the plan a complex domestic political issue. The proposal would replace aid for families with children who cannot work with a cash payment and preserve work incentives for the employed.
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al Ullman
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Senate Finance Committee
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Congress
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Joseph A. Califano
Middle East
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Califano
Labor
Ray Marshall
Veteran driver trainer keeps calm after decades of mishaps
Jack Smith, 65, a Forsyth County driver education instructor, is honored for 31 years of service. He describes his calm, soft spoken approach and strict emphasis on clear guidance as students face near misses and missteps, including a student turning right into a one way street.
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Winston-Salem
Jack Smith
Smith
Forsyth County
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Psychiatrists Say Marijuana Makes Smokers Seem Phony
A study led by Dr. David Janowski at UC San Diego found 20 male partners appeared warmer, more empathetic, and genuine when not smoking marijuana during 25 minute therapy-like interviews. Under marijuana, observers rated the therapists as less genuine and more phony.
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Toronto
David 8. Janowski
University of California At San Diego
Janowski
American Psychiatric Assn
Dee
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