Welfare rolls in Los Angeles County rise sharply in February
Welfare officials report a February increase of 6,000 aid recipients in Los Angeles County. The total aided persons reached 880,823, up from 874,616 in January, with the largest rise in the Aid to Families With Dependent Children program. Officials cite court rulings on work rules and faster eligibility after job loss as possible factors.
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System not fraud held welfare's key problem
HEW Undersecretary John Veneman testified that welfare fraud is minor compared with a chaotic do it yourself system costing about 500 million dollars yearly. He argued mismanagement across 1,152 counties and cities undermines administration of 85 billion dollars in welfare programs.
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Reagan Budget Rises by at Least 77 Million, Report Says
Sacramento Gov. Reagan raises his 1972 73 proposed budget by at least 77 million. The nonpartisan analyst Alan Post notes a total package near 97.7 billion, with deputy Kenneth Ball backing higher additions and Assembly Democrats contending larger increases may exist. Brown seeks line by line accounting to resolve discrepancies.
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Reagan urges task force for statewide job creation plan
Gov. Reagan, linking welfare cuts to more jobs, calls a 20 member panel of business labor and academic leaders the administration’s most important new initiative. He seeks data driven manpower policy focusing on youths and part time work while criticizing Social Security taxes on students.
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FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder Ad Campaign
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Assembly unit OKs lottery in California
In Sacramento a constitutional amendment paving the way for a state run lottery cleared the Assembly's Constitutional Amendments Committee by a 2 to 1 vote and moved to the floor. A companion bill by Leon Ralph, D Los Angeles, supported the plan amid opposition from religious groups warning of inequity. Ralph cited a New Jersey lottery survey showing many buyers earned more than $7,000 annually.
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Leon Ralph
Los Angeles
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Ralph
New Jersey
Governor appoints Gray as new press secretary
Gov Reagan revamps his public affairs team moving Paul Beck to special assistant to coordinate appearances and speeches Ed Win Gray becomes press secretary.Gray, 36, had served as associate press secretary since 1987 and previously worked for Pacific Telephone and United Press International in Madrid.
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