Welfare-denial review proposed to protect truly needy
Washington and Sacramento reports show HEW plans to require states to double check denials or terminations of Aid to Families with Dependent Children and Medicaid. The plan adds sampling of welfare denials to guard against excluding the poor, citing past error rates and savings. Public comment invited for 45 days.
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Rural welfare aid study shows limited impact on work
Federal three year experiment with 809 rural Iowa and North Carolina families finds welfare payments did not slow men from working while wives and children often left the labor force. Negative income tax proposed as welfare replacement. North Carolina data show some gains in child nutrition and schooling. Average income around 5860 dollars with most earnings from husbands.
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Conserving Energy in the 1970s and Beyond
In the winter of 1973/74 Americans embraced energy conservation as essential due to oil cuts and tight supplies. Exxon backs diverse energy sources while noting coal mining and solar deployment require years. individuals can save energy at home, with 14 percent potential savings in dwelling unit energy equal to 11 billion gallons yearly.
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National Petroleum Council
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