Family cap unlikely to curb welfare births study says
A study analyzing 77,355 welfare recipients across 50 states finds family cap laws do not curb birth rates. Advocates urge safeguarding children, while conservatives push reform ideas. Benefits size affects white and Hispanic birth rates, but not black, with no clear explanation.
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Working Women to Be Heard Across the Nation
Labor Secretary Robert Reich launched a nationwide survey to hear how 58 million American women view their jobs pay benefits and related issues. With Vice President Gore First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and actresses Linda Lavin and Valerie Harper present, over 250 outlets will distribute the free questionnaires through catalogs day care centers parks health clubs and more.
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