War on Poverty Networks Battle Over Dismantling OEO
Newark and Camden faced fierce fights as Community Action Agencies and Legal Services tied to the OEO drew national scrutiny. Nixon moved to dismantle the program, halt federal funding, and shield Legal Services while critics argued the effort empowered the poor and reshaped politics from the grassroots to city halls.
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State Health Board to Add New Member in Santa Barbara
Bruce King said he will appoint a new member to the state Health and Social Service Board. Harold Agnew resigned as director of the Los Alamos Laboratory due to heavy duties, and the board accepted his resignation Wednesday.
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