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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1970
Page
10
Senate Finance Committee questioned President Nixon's welfare reform plan as secretary Robert H. Finch faced GOP dissent led by Sen. John J. Williams who argued costs may reach 1.25 billion above the first projection. Democrats warned the plan offers no cure for unemployment while aiming to raise incentives for work.
Washington(AP) Senate Finance Committee reviews a welfare reform bill that guarantees a federally funded income of 1500 dollars for a family of four, expands eligibility by 13 million, requires training and work, and sets a minimum 110 dollar monthly floor for the blind disabled and aged. The plan shifts costs to the federal government with an estimated 4.4 billion dollars yearly.
Muskingum College honors Lakota High School graduate Susan Grambsch at Scholarship Day as a top five percent student now entering as a freshman. Parents Rev. James Chain and Mrs. Chain noted, while officials praised Lakota’s program for preparing her.
William H. Garvin 38 of 3109 Poinciana Road campaigns for the Democratic nomination for state representative from Ohio's 39th district. A former Fenwick teacher now teaching at LaSalle High and Miami University Middletown, he stresses education, mental health, environment, and tax reform while door knocking after 4 p.m. weekdays and on weekends. He advocates a halfway house approach for the mentally ill and higher educational standards. He previously chaired Middletown housing and Butler County Democratic committees and led an open housing campaign.
The Franklin group outlines an annual Mother Daughter Banquet chaired by Mrs Maxwell Wells on Wednesday May 13 at 6 30 p m in the parish hall. Mrs Everett Turner and Mrs Charles Rudokas organize the Graduation Breakfast after the 9 30 a m Mass on Sunday May 17. The next meeting is May 10 at 8 p m.
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