Welfare reform plan faces critical unknown in jobs projection
AP analysis notes President Carter’s $34 billion welfare plan hinges on a missing figure: how many welfare recipients will land private, unsubsidized jobs. The plan seeks 1.4 million public jobs while eliminating two programs for nearly 1 million people, with $8.8 billion cost. Outcomes depend on broader economy and job placement success, with no clear forecast for when welfare spending might decline.
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Michael J. Sniffen
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
White House
Plains
Young Tips US Policy Says Briton Over South Africa
In Seattle AP report British ambassador Ivor Richard says Andrew Young has tipped U S policy toward blacks in South Africa. Richard spoke during a West Coast trip with U N We Believe. Separately two newborns are recorded: Mark Luther Wood born in Centralia and Bryan Richard James born in Vandalia.
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Seattle
Andrew Young
U.S
United Nations
South Africa
Young
Ivor Richard
Richard
U.N. We Believe
Harrs Welcome Daughter Meredith Sims Harr in Griffin
Mr and Mrs Michael Gene Harr of Griffin Georgia are parents to a daughter born at 730 PM Friday in Griffin The baby weighs nine pounds eight ounces and is named Meredith Sims Harr The couple has a son Matthew 24 The mother is Carolyn Ann Sims of Centralia Grandparents are Fred Sims of Centralia and R E Hart of Des Moines Iowa The father works for Delta Airlines
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Richard Dean James
Bowling Green
Audrain Medical Center
Bryan Richard James
James
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co
Vandalia
Michael Gene Harr
Griffin
Meredith Sims Harr
Matthew
Carolyn Ann Sims
Centralia
Fred Sims
R.E. Hart
Des Moines
Iowa
Delta Airlines
Billy Vandiver Visit Ties Village Name to Olympic Ties
Billy Vandiver, once of Mexico and namesake of Vandiver Village, visited Saturday. Now in Louisville, KY, he wrestled in the 1920s U S Olympics and remained active in Olympic affairs. With wife, he operated a hardware store east of Mexico city limits on Highway 54 in the 1950s. His grandfather's cousin was a Missouri Congressman who popularized the phrase Tim from Missouri show me in the 1870s.
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Billy Vandiver
Mexico
Vandiver Village
Louisville
Vandiver
Mexico City
Missouri
Tim
Israel Says Artillery Fired On Palestinians in Lebanon
Prime Minister Begin confirmed that Israeli artillery has targeted Palestinian units in southern Lebanon to defend Christian villages. He stated Israel provides military aid and direct combat support to Christian militias to create a buffer against cross-border Palestinian raids near the Israeli border.
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Israel
Palestinians Jerusalem
Menahem Begin
Lebanon
Begin
U.S
Israel Bonds Organization
Arab League
Fires Bigger Than Some States Rage In Forests
Weather shifts ease some Alaska blazes state large area across 1.5 million acres. California fires threaten Carmel River watershed near Big Sur as 3,000 firefighters battle Marble South Cone while federal planners reassess resource deployment. Alaska fires exceed Delaware in area with 1,200 on lines near Kotzebue. crews flown from across the country to add manpower amid multi state efforts.
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Alaska
California
Los Padres National Forest
Big Sur
Joe Nadolski
Federal Interagency Fire Center
Boise
Idaho
Carmel River
Carmel Valley
Monterey
Nadolski
Delaware
Kerry Cartier
Bureau of Land Management
Salt River
Yukon
Kotzebue
Cartier
Nome
Deering
Arizona
Colorado
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Washington
Scouts Get Acquainted At World-Wide Campout
Nearly 300 Boy Scouts from 28 foreign countries join the ninth national jamboree at Morraine State Park Pennsylvania. Austrian guest Rene Karla praises global friendships as officials pair visitors with American troops to ease integration. Periodic showers dampen the encampment but participation continues with exhibits and exchanges through Tuesday night.
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Morraine State Park
Rene Karla
Vienna
Austria
Kansas City
California
Bermuda
Colorado
Globe
David Jones
Paradise
Calif
Pennsylvania
Peter Heininger
Linz
Kazuo Endo
Tokyo
Japan
America
Midwestern Governors Meet As Boren Warns Of Threats
Oklahoma Governor David Boren opened the Midwestern Governor's Conference warning that the Midwestern way of life and value structures are threatened by developments across the country. He cited aging farmers, refinancing pressures, and energy needs to keep rural residents connected to cities. A bottle of Oklahoma crude sat at each governor's desk as they prepared to discuss energy, agriculture, and water at Shangri-la resort.
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Afton
Okla
Oklahoma
Gav
David Boren
Midwest
Boren
Capitol
Shangri-la
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Laddonia
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Energy Center
Belvue
Kansas
Lawrence Drug
Burt Reynold
Smokey
Bandit
Salty Field
Jerry Reed
Jackie Gleason
Enotn
Dixie
Patrick Wayne
Doug McClur
Movielab
WAL Mart
Sale
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Wat Mart
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Quick
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WalMart
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