Hope B PW Club Meets at the Diamond on June 8
Hope club members gathered at the Diamond with LaVeta Mouser and committee presenting the B PW Club Emblem meaning. Eight new members were welcomed and certificates given to Verna Ayers Linda Burke Mickey Becherer Ruby Buchanan Jewell McCain Father Thompson Nelda Roberts Nan Jackson.
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Hope B & PW
the Diamond
LaVeta Mouser
Margaret Park
Ora Mae Moody
Evva Reynerson
Donna Smith
Hazel Prichard
B & PW
Mouser
Verna Ayers
Linda Burke
Mickey Becherer
Ruby Buchanan
Jewell McCain
Father Thompson
Nelda Roberts
Nan Jackson
Charlene Wiggins
Rachael Edminston
Texarkana
Hope
Hot Springs
New workfare law set to impact welfare minimally
Washington AP reports a new federal work registration law for 1.5 million welfare recipients is expected to have limited effect amid high unemployment and a tight budget. About 140,000 able bodied fathers will be auto enrolled before July 1, with hundreds of thousands of mothers added as recertifications occur. Fewer than half may be called for interviews. exemptions include mothers of preschoolers and students, with job openings determining placement. The White House requests 250 million dollars plus 205 million for WIN, more than quadrupling four years of spending. The program aims to create 8,000 public service jobs and 24,500 positions pending funding and openings.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Rapid City flood death toll tops 200 in disaster
AP reports Rapid City South Dakota endures a flood that killed more than 200, left 3,000 homeless and caused over 100 million dollars in damages. Survivors bury Henry Hausmann and family as disaster agencies rush to aid, demolish rubble, and search for missing amid ongoing relief efforts. Civilian volunteers and 2,500 National Guard troops scour silt while engineers avert further crises at Sturgis dam and assess cloud seeding claims.
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Rapid City
Henry Hausmann
Donald
Doris
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Rapid Creek
Army Corps of Engineers
National
Hope Girls Enter Politics During Camp Robinson Session
Girls State attendees from Hope include Debbie Impson, Marynell Branch, Sue Butler, Anita McCauley, Judy Reyenga, Betty Honeycutt, Evelyn Maxwell, and Debbie Crank in roles as city attorney, mayor, treasurer, county party chairman and secretary. Seven delegates attended the county convention and eleven attended the state convention at South Dakota School of Mines in Rapid City. A governor’s report noted two cloud seedings north and south of Rapid City as flooding began in the Black Hills. Officials said the WIN program faces a limited scope with HEW originally seeking 565 million, later cut to 450 million, Veneman proposing 250 million as sufficient for reach. The program’s record is troubled by backpaging between HEW and Labor and state admin, with 385,000 enrolled over four years costing 444 million. 127,800 remain in training and 61,500 placed in subsidized jobs. The WIN aim is to reduce Aid to Families with Dependent Children caseload.
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Hope
Camp Robinson
Debbie Impson
Marynell Branch
Sue Butler
Anita McCauley
Judy Reyenga
Betty Honeycutt
Evelyn Maxwell
Debbie Crank
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
Rapid City
Black Hills
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
John G. Veneman
WIN
Labor Department
Veneman
Whitelaw rejects IRA cease-fire ultimatum
Britain's top NI minister William Whitelaw rejected the IRA Provisional cease-fire offer as an ultimatum. Protestant leaders praised the move while Catholic politicians accused him of surrender. Clashes continued with British troops facing rock throwers in Strabane and explosions rattling Kilrea, with no casualties reported.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
William Whitelaw
Britain
Irish Republican Army
Whitelaw
IRA
Accus
Ulster
UDA
Londonderry
Bernadette Devlin
Sean MacStirfain
Provisionals
Derry
Free Derry
Strabane
County Tyrone
Kilrea
County
Tandonderry
Nixon cites dumb questions for few news conferences
LOS ANGELES AP President Nixon's domestic affairs adviser John Ehrlichmann says the President holds few news conferences because reporters ask flabby and dumb questions. He notes reporters often shout for attention and that one on one interviews could yield more useful coverage. Ehrlichmann defends Nixon's busy schedule and says the president communicates with Americans in other ways.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichmann
KNBC
Ehrlichmann
Dan Rather
CBS
White House
Fairbanks Wins Coaches Journey Golf Title
Fairbanks topped rivals at the Football Coaches Invitational Golf Tournament in Bella Vista Arkansas finishing with a 157 total after rounds of 80 and 77. Darrell Royal and Bill Yeoman both shot scores in the 80s to follow close behind as the field concluded the event.
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Bella Vista
Ark
University of Oklahoma
Chuck Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Darrell Royal
Texas
Bill Yeoman
Houston Royal
Ratiplan
Tubas
Fairbarn
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Kneip
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Sherwin Willia MA Re Ee Eae
Pru
Waite
Sherwin
WiLlian
Pegebar
St Pirfees
Ana Alors
Lawrence Ses
Grreh
Wayne Lue
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Sherwin-Williams
Pons
S. Elm St. Hope
Tommy Pipkins
Asst
Whitlaw
Washington Press Corps
Coaches Journey
Howard Wolfe
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BANK
Americard
Esso Credit
Hogue's
Laural Street
Arkansas
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