Texas Welfare Seeks Bigger Budget To Cover Costs
Texas welfare officials ask the Legislature for a 74 75 budget boost totaling over 61 million with projections of 373 million for 1974 and 424 million for 1975. The plan accounts for more recipients inflation and reduced federal coverage. The board weighs restoring Medicaid with federal or state funded options.
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TSU Law School Students Boycott Classes Moves Off Campus
TSU Law School at Texas Southern University sees ongoing boycott led by Otis King with 282 students and 13 faculty staying away. King says legal classes continue but may relocate. president Granville Sawyer cites space limits and notes salaries and faculty returns depend on the board.
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Sawyer
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Sible
Law Library
Association of American Law Schools
Levelland Plans Arthritis Talk
Two doctors and a physical therapist from the West Texas Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation will lead a seminar on arthritis treatment at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Levelland High School cafeteria. The event is sponsored by Hockley County Home Demonstration Agent Jewel Robinson and is open to the public.
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West Texas
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Arthritis Foundation
Levelland High School
Hockley County
Jewel Robinson
Nixon Campaigns in Suburban New York for Key 41 Electoral Votes
President Nixon barnstormed friendly New York suburbs focusing on defeating the Democratic Congress and preserving a $250 billion budget cap. McGovern toured a Philadelphia Navy hospital arguing Nixon opposes veterans’ bills and claiming the antiwar movement deserves credit for any Indochina cease fire. Shriver echoed pleas for peace and Agnew warned against cutting defense.
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Shriver
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Youngstown
Ohio
Johnson
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College of Southern Idaho
Twin Falls
Paul Jennings
International Union of Electrical Workers
Jungle Hunt Continues For WWII Straggler Onoda
Philippine and Japanese forces press a joint search on Lubang Island for the wounded WWII straggler 2nd Lt Hiroo Onoda and his ally Pfc Kinshichi Kozuka who killed 30 and wounded about 100 after 1945. Kozuka was killed last Thursday. Onoda remains hidden as leaflets are dropped from a helicopter in Operations Onoda.
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Philippine Military
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Lubang
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Kinshichi Kozuka
Old Customs Remain at Villa Grano Beer Festival
In Cordoba Province Argentina the town of Villa General Bel Grano hosts a beer festival every October 10. The predominantly Argentine community preserves the customs of its German Swiss and Hungarian immigrant founders.
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Argentina
Cordoba
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