Senate panel backs 30.4 percent rise in AFDC aid
The Senate Health and Welfare Committee approved a bill to raise Aid to Families With Dependent Children by 30.4 percent at a cost of 202.8 million dollars, signaling a major expansion of family assistance programs in Sacramento.
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Unruh Attacks Reagan on Welfare Reform Dixie View
Democratic candidate Jess Unruh backed Nixon welfare reform and criticized Gov Ronald Reagan for a Dixie viewpoint opposing it. He praised Finch and Veneman for promoting a plan to urge welfare recipients to work, while Veneman disputed Reagan's cost concerns and called his opposition out of bounds.
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Reagan Plan On Welfare Reform Faces Tax Debate
Discussion centers on a proposed welfare reform plan with estimates of 4 to 15 billion dollars annually. The plan promises a guaranteed annual income of 500 dollars per parent and 200 dollars per child, with a 1600 cap for a family of four, and work requirements for able bodied adults.
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