Welfare changes could shift family aid and birth of jobs
The Supreme Court allowing welfare for arrivals may prompt state migrations as California cites high payments. Proposals include federal minimums and desertion related reforms to encourage work, boost fathers’ presence, and reduce long term costs while standardizing aid across states.
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California
Mississippi
Robert Finch
Zoster immune globulin may prevent chickenpox in exposed children
A special blood product from recovered zoster patients appears to block chickenpox after exposure. In a study no exposed children who received the globulin developed the illness, while about 87 percent without it would. The report notes vaccines target similar viruses and underscores variable severity in high risk groups. A second report discusses using soybean oil in artificial kidneys to help remove certain poisons, as oil dissolves some toxins better than water.
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Philip A. Brunell
New York University Medical Center
U.S. Watches Soviet Missile Tests for Safeguard Plans
American military planners will study a new series of Soviet rocket tests to assess potential impacts on the Safeguard antiballistic missile system. The effort aims to gauge patterns and timing to inform U.S. defense strategy.
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Washington
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Midway Island
United States
Capital Chatter Notes On Tests And Social Snippets
Reports detail Soviet SS 9 missile tests near Midway with multi warheads and US tracking ships. Other items criticize an antipollution bill for loopholes and cite a Justice Department note on willful negligence. A science note claims Temple University researchers extended soap bubble life beyond two years. A Washington lawyer delivers a sharp put down to a hippie.
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Safeguard SCENE: Board room of the Military-Industrial Complex
A tense boardroom discussion features five generals, five business leaders, two labor officials and a nervous ad man Gromwell Grommet presenting the Safeguard ARM system. The group debates naming flaws and shifts to an anti-Russian ballistic missile concept, ending with a bold slogan about being in good hands.
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Safeguard slogan sparks conflict as execs clash
In a tense exchange, executives debate a massive security system budget. The Grommet proposes a single slogan, Safeguard makes it happen, while a union official questions public fear. Directors fire the ad man amid concerns over defense spending and policy direction.
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New Morality Column Sees Sex Education Divide
GEORGE ROBESON analyzes three views on sex education in schools. He cites illegitimate pregnancies, gonorrhea cases, and shifting family roles as context for why public programs or parental involvement may shape future sex education policies.
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Playboy
Paul Marx
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