Government aid to Cuban refugees and Social Security payment issues
A reader asks how much the United States paid Cuban refugees per person or family. Officials say refugees received welfare and services based on standard criteria, with eight in ten becoming self supporting. Social Security back payments of about 2500 dollars were arranged after payee issues were resolved. The note also explains the history of Rowland and Workman estates in California and the Rowland estate open for tours each month.
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U.S
Florida
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, D.C
Holman
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
United States
Social Security Administration
G.L
Willmar
Mina
Action Line
City of Industry
Valley Boulevard
Procter Avenue
Rowland
Rowland Heights
H.F
Garden Grove
Workman
Temple
Rowland Estate
E. Gale Ave
William Workman
John Rowland
New Mexico
Santa Fe
N.M
California
la Puente
la Puente Valley
City Uses Federal Funds To Create Public Service Jobs
The city reports 720 public service positions filled and 900 people in job training under federal aid. Most jobs began in January. 500 expire June 30 and the rest January 31 without new funding. President Ford vetoed a 5.3 billion bill for nationwide jobs, but Congress may override or trim it. If funds return, plans include extending jobs and hiring more.
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D.C
Long Beach
Taufiq Rushdi
Ford
Congress
Three Boys Drown in Weekend Accidents Near Fresno
Three youths died in separate weekend accidents, two from Fresno and one from Vallejo. Frank Cordova Jr., 13, of Mare Island drowned at Pine Flat Reservoir after tiring while swimming. Dale Isaac, 12, was thrown from a horse crossing the San Joaquin River. companion Kenneth Wyatt, 14, and the horse also drowned. All three bodies were recovered.
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Fresno
Vallejo
Frank Cordova Jr
Mare Island Naval Shipyard
Pine Flat Reservoir
Here
Coro
Ner
Dale Isaac
San Joaquin River
Sheriff's Office
Kenneth Wyatt
Police report suicide at Van Nuys Russian roulette game
Bradley Delp a 19 year old student worker for the Los Angeles Police Department killed himself with a second pull of the trigger during a game of Russian roulette. He was visiting with six friends at an apartment in Van Nuys and was dead at the scene.
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van Nuys
UPD
Bradley Delp
Los Angeles
Police Department
Delp
Panorama City
Nude bathers cited as beaches see quiet weekend
Spring return brings cool coastal weather with low 60s highs and crowds down from Memorial Day. A new public nudity ban in Sacramento drew a few violators but other sunbathers covered up when patrolled. Lifeguards reported a slow day with one attempted drowning at Manhattan Beach pier.
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Southland
Long Beach
Santa Ana
Los An
Geles
Orange Counties
Sacramento
American River
Paradise Beach
South Bay
Manhattan Beach
SLA murder trial drags to third day with no verdict
In Sacramento a jury spent a third day deliberating without reaching a verdict in the murder case of SLA members Russell Little and Joseph Remiro. They face charges in the Nov 6 1973 killing of Oakland Schools Superintendent Marcus Foster and wounding of aide Robert Blackburn.
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Sacramento
Russell Little
Joseph Remiro
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Robert Blackburn
SLA
Little
Remiro
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Long Beach, Ca
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GY Mail
AMC
J Usda Choice
Petra
Lucerne Large “Aa
Toteye
Safeway Cheese
Longhorn Style
Chris & Pitts
Wright
May
Lucky Lager
Can
Soda Cragmont
Quarteti
Atlantic Ave
E. Broadway
Pacific
Ocean
Livingston
Junipero
Cerritos
Carmenita Rd
Seal Beach
Pacific Coast Hwy
San Pedro
Gattey St
Lomita
Pacific Coast
W. Anaheim
W. Lincoln
Westminster
Beach Blvd
Monty Morse
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