Reagan welfare reform battle stalls in California legislature
California welfare reform faces a stalemate as Governor Reagan’s plan is called dead by Welfare Director Carleson amid clashes with Democrats and some Republicans over the Beilenson alternative. Carleson warns the governor’s package would push work requirements and a 50 000 person shift to work programs, while supporters cite cost savings and a closed end appropriation.
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Robert Bi Carteon
Reagan
Long Beach
Abvier
Long Bensh S
Lie Bedlensat
Uey
Carleson
Uvter
Reagan Welfare Reform Faces Steady Opposition
The interview quotes Carleson criticizing counties opposing the governor's plan and notes calls for a state takeover of welfare. Leesrtler explains the Reagan plan would extend home rule in welfare, while Carteson says real welfare reform is almost insurmountable with 70 points in the program that affect many.
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Los Angeles
Leesrtler
Carteson
Reagan
Witness collapses and dies during open housing hearing in Sacramento
An elderly witness, identified as Helen Brown of Oakland, collapsed while testifying against a bill to extend the State Open Housing Act. Assembly members and aides rushed to assist. police and fire crews arrived after delays. The state police say she likely died of a heart attack.
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Sacramento
UPI
Helen Brown
Oakland
Vievson
Leon — Ralph
Bill Greene
Los Angeles
Greene
Pierson
Betievart
Apna
Yorty warns of deceit in PW talks
Sacramento Mayor Sam Yorty declared in a speech to the Friends of the Constitution that Communists use deceit to win in Southeast Asia. He urged the U S to demand withdrawal of forces and release of prisoners before honoring any promises in peace talks.
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Yorty
Sacramento
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
United States
Vielana
Friends of the Constitution of the
Yarty
U.S
Ilo
Southeast Asia
Shale
Indochina
North Vietnam
Inform Latins of quake aid in San Ferrando Valley
The Office of Emergency Preparedness plans a Spanish language campaign to inform quake victims in the San Ferrando Valley about federal aid. Five four man teams will distribute Spanish door to door handbills in Pacoima Sylmar Newhall and Saugus detailing aid from the Small Business Administration and the Department of Urban Development. The effort aims to reach those not yet aware of assistance and will continue as needed.
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Office of Emergency Preparedness
San Ferrando Valley
Talph Burns
Pacoima
Sylmar
Newhall
Saugus
Small Business Administration
Department of Urban Development
Inns
266 Fathers Held in Aid Crackdown
Dist Atty Joseph P. Buseh announces 266 fathers were arrested Tuesday for failing to provide child support. The county wide crackdown targets dads who shift burden to taxpayers and will continue with day by day efforts. All arrested live apart from families yet were employed and able to pay support.
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Joseph P. Buseh
Tie
Busch
Freedom for all through Long Beach Christian Science services
Sunday service invites residents to explore deliverance from mental and physical bondage through Christian Science. The First Church of Christ Scientist Long Beach at 410 Elm Avenue hosts 10 AM worship and Sunday School. the Reading Room at 110 Locust Avenue welcomes public visits, with directions in local directories.
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Long Beach
Christian Science Church
God
Issiah
Sermion
Macy Bakee
Jesus
Christan Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Elm Avenue
Locuse Avenue
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Inform Latins
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Cherasteis
Mikae
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Uae
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Thea
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Sizndler
Far Asia
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