New York Welfare Reform Encourages Claiming Benefits
New York enacts a law requiring employable welfare recipients to claim checks at State Employment Service offices and undergo interviews counseling or training. Early results show 18 percent unclaimed benefits, with the welfare roll declining for two consecutive months, suggesting a shift toward work or removal of support for ineligible claimants.
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New York
New York State
United Press International
Nelson A. Rockerfeller
Economists See Growth Amid Controls and Speculation
National Association of Business Economists members forecast higher industrial output by late 1971 with continued gains into 1978. They expect profits to rebound and home building to stay strong. Price controls may cap inflation near 3.5 percent in 1972, while unemployment remains stubborn. Beyond 1972 opinions diverge as debates rise over a shift from free markets to greater government intervention and the risks to long term growth.
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National Association of Business Economists
Nizon
United
U. S
Community News Digest From Prosser to Oregon Trips
Mrs Kirstein of Prosser underwent surgery at Mayo Clinic last Thursday and is recuperating well. Mrs. Kirstein and family have roots in Myrtle Point. The piece notes visits by Mr and Mrs Frank Grove and other locals at Eugene Lane Community College and Corban. Also mentioned are travel notes of the Brodie family and a birth announcement for Netalie Hope Petrie.
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Per
Mayo Clinic
R. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Mr. and
Maus. Kirstein
Myrtle Point
Reank Grove
Eugene
Lane Community College
C of O. Twett
Stan
Elden Brodie
Philadelphia
Cam
Willian Brodie
New York
Washington, D. C
Blue Ridge Mountains
Williamsburg
Brodie
Corpus Christi
American Red Cross
Chet Weed
Portland
Mr. Weed
St Helens
Dave Petrie
Netalie Hope
Jarred
Becky Brewster
Automobile collision with Angus heifer prompts plastic front-end concerns
A driver recounts a Nov 3 collision with an Angus heifer north of Myre Point. He notes extensive plastic front-end damage to his 1970 Pontiac Catalina station wagon and claims the hood and bumper will be replaced while fender work is possible. He criticizes plastic components and expects better for a $4,500 family car. Also mentions dwindling Coos Bay Roller Rink bus riders and Sunday skate trips, with a 90 to 13 rider drop.
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Myre Point
Ralph Nader
Coos Bay
Myrtle Point
McKay's Market
Safeway
Population fears and debt raise questions in letter to editor
Harrison L. Peak of North Bead Oregon argues the US faces a population surge from immigration and birth rates, criticizes welfare costs and national debt interest totaling 80.8 billion annually, and calls for withdrawal from the United Nations. He warns about global debt comparisons and criticizes U N alignment.
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Ge Wat
Red Chia
U. N
United States
Harrison L. Peak
Maryland Ave
North Bead
Ore
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Myrtle Point Herald
Bill Palmroth
Smiley Franch
Katherin Carman
Mr Kirstein
Oregon
Berger Edlund
Sue Powrie
Jody Coffanan
Shari Martials
King Daniels
Chet Stuphin
Smn
Dan Grove
Confucius
D. R. Mowe
Glenn
West Main Coquille
Gerald L Chilton
Coquille Valley
Sempert Drage
S&h Green
KLO
Pacific Powerland
Nelson Olmsted
J. R. Howe
Ann M.ceinae
Paige
Vollstedt Volksworen
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