Senate Favors Compromise on Social Security Number Rules
Senate votes to water down a 1970s rule restricting SSN use for identification. Long pushes for full access to track welfare cheats, while Goldwater and Percy warn of mass data files. Compromise allows disclosures for welfare, tax, driver licensing, car registration, and pre 1975 programs.
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Pennsylvania delegates shift toward Ford in GOP race
In Washington AP says Pennsylvania Republican National Convention delegates drift toward Ford after meetings with Ford and Schweiker. Ford gained four Pennsylvania and three Louisiana votes. Reagan’s tally unchanged. Three uncommitted Pennsylvania delegates switched to Ford, while others remained uncommitted or committed to Ford. Mississippi and New York actions also cited as Ford builds path toward nomination.
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