HEW chief outlines tighter federal rules for poor aid
Washington AP The final welfare rules by HEW tighten how social services for the poor are spent and limited to those in real need. Major changes include eligibility up to 150 percent of state poverty, reduced optional services, and continued funding for privately donated child care with safeguards.
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Weinberger
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Alabama
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Owaing Seale
HEW
IPL
Agnew Urges Farmers To End Hostility
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew urged farm organizations in Lancaster to end hostility between producers and consumers stirred by vocal sensationalism. He criticized media practices in reporting price issues and called for consumer and farmer education to prevent supply rationing and black market risks.
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Spire T. Agnew
Lehigh Valley Cooperative Armers
Agnew
Poetrayin
Pawnees Set Balloting After Threat Removed
Pawnee Indians will vote on the tribal business council on May 5 with AIM delaying its national convention to about July 1. Disputes over council leadership and eligibility rules persist as armed guards and highway patrol watch the encampment and land remains closed pending court decisions.
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Pawnee
Okla
Thomas Chapman
AIM
Realrider
Department of Interior
Chapman
Oklahoma
Morgan
Delbert Horse Chief
Lloyd Cummings
Owen Echohawk
Robert Green
Harold Morgan
Yale
British tourism rises with 1972 foreign visitors
Britain drew 5.375 million foreign visitors in 1972 according to the British Tourist Authority. The total rose 8 percent from 1971, excluding Commonwealth and Ireland visitors. The United States contributed 1.6 million visitors, while Japan saw a 32 percent jump.
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UPI
Britain
British Tourist Authority
Commonwealth Countries
Ireland
United States
Japan
Japanese Visit Plans Amid Global Volcano News
Fragmented text references a planned Japanese visit and global volcanic activity. Mentions include Tokyo and international tone, with unclear details on dates, participants, or outcomes.
City Council OKs Early Learning Center Plan
The Lubbock council keeps the Early Learning Center in Memorial Civic Center plans and asks who will control it. If funding via the Early Learning Center Commission fails, the Day Care Association may assume operation. Architecture bids for July cover theater banquet hall exhibit and center work. Local fund sources and private foundations show support for the project.
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Avalanche-Journal
Early Learning Center
Lubbock
Memorial Civic Center
Early Learning Center Commission
United Fundsupported Day Care Association
Civic Center
Urban Renewal Agency
Coucilman
Lonnie Hollingsworth
King
James Reynolds
Friends of Lubbock’s Children
Reynolds Rey Serted
Ed Elliott
Lubbock Day Care Assn
Ences
Day Care Association
Hollingsworth
Jack Strong
United Fund
520 Ave. B
Morris Turner
Sion
Civic Cenday Care Center
Commission
Stanley Wheeler
Former Premier Seeks Long Stay in Chinese Commune
Former Newfoundland premier Joseph Smallwood, 72, plans to join a Chinese commune for several months to work hands in the fields and attend meetings. He told an interviewer he would be a full-fledged member and would relocate if he were younger to help build the society.
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Toronto
Newfoundland
Joseph Smallwood
China
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