States act on welfare reform as federal program stalls
Lois Wille surveys state efforts to curb welfare costs as Nixon's reform plan stalls in Congress. California targets absent fathers, New York requires job checks, and Pennsylvania employs investigators. results vary, costs rise, and chaos in funding and administration persists.
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Nixon
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Lois Wille
Chicago Daily News Service
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
United States
Wille
New Jersey
Washington
Connecticut
Ms. Wille
Massachusetts
Grassroots Opinions From Across the Nation
A compilation of unsigned editorials voices from several cities. Port Gibson questions welfare work limits and food stamps rules. Green Forest urges faith as a moral anchor in modern life. Winsted warns on bomb scares and jail terms. Boone recalls The Good News Paper rise and fall. Bastrop discusses potential two dollar minimum wage and inflation effects.
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Port Gibson
Miss
Reveille
Winsted
Conn
Bastrop
Enterprise
Congress
Summer Liming and Nutsedge Control Advice
Max Smith County Agricultural Agent urges summer liming to beat the rush and give lime time to react, noting rains increased soil acidity and harvest time offers quick supply. The advisory explains nutsedge forms underground tubers and stresses controlling foliage from August to frost to reduce next year’s infestations.
Real Family Faith Beyond Rituals in Modern Life
A reflection on flawed idealized church family scenes and the need for living faith at home. The article argues ritual Bible reading and grace at meals fail without daily dependence on God, citing Deuteronomy 6:7 about teaching and remembering him in daily life.
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Sacramento, California
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Good News
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Bbiby Speaks
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Timothy
Rev
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