Carter Presses Welfare Reform Toward New System
President Carter seeks a total overhaul of welfare, pledging to scrap the existing programs and implement a new system to fund job training and work for the employable while aiding those unable to work. He aims for state input before formal proposals, backed by Rep. Ullman and Sen. Long.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Oregon Democrat
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Joseph A. Califano
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Labor
Ray Marshall
Oklahoma Lawmaker Seeks Ruling On School Tax Funds Formula
Tulsa Rep. William F. Poulos asks the Oklahoma Supreme Court to block next year’s distribution of $87 million in ad valorem funds to schools. He argues the constitution requires per pupil funding based on student ADA, not district size, naming the Equalization Board and Tax Commission as defendants.
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Idabel
Cornerstone Laid for Barracks in Garlstedt West Germany
Defense Minister Georg Leber laid the cornerstone for barracks to house the first American brigade stationed in northern Germany. The program, approved after Congress let the unit move near Bremen, will cost 171.2 million marks and be finished by 1978, to bolster NATO defense against Soviet threats.
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