Reagan Says States Might Absorb Some Welfare Programs
Reagan urged decentralization and warned that moving welfare programs to states could push Poor people to relocate to states with broader benefits. He spoke in Dublin NH during a five state swing, noting the historical Black migration from the South to the North. Opponents warned about impact on vulnerable groups while Republicans and Democrats outlined campaign dynamics.
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Internal probe ordered into Pallottines fundraising
The National Association of Philanthropic Organizations will audit the Pallottines fundraising and investment practices after a closed door board session in New York. The Baltimore order may be asked to explain details in its own defense and could be asked to withdraw depending on the findings.
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Pallottine Order Faces Scrutiny Over Donations and Real Estate
The Pallottines reportedly raised 8 to 15 million in 1974 yet sent under 500,000 to overseas missions. Public records show 5 million invested in Florida and Maryland real estate. Rome ordered the Baltimore mission office to stop all investment dealings as an internal audit begins. Archbishop Borders pressed for transparency and Vatican involvement amid growing concerns.
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Bill to License Massage Parlors Sparks Annapolis Hearing
Senate Economic Affairs Committee held a hearing on a bill to license massage parlors, aimed at curbing prostitution linked operations. Sponsor Sen. Arthur Dorman argued the bill targets pay-for-play back rooms while critics noted few witnesses testified and a mysterious figure attended the session.
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Maryland racing ownership inquiry sparks legislative push
Maryland Racing Commission secretary admitted the agency did not seek true ownership of Bowie, amid a drive to tighten law requiring tracks to disclose owners. The report ties ownership disclosures to Marlboro connection and Mandel era politics, as lawmakers debate public employment bargaining delays and pay phone rate restrictions threaten higher charges for subscribers.
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Kidnappers Free Exec's Son After Five Day Ordeal
The son of a wealthy trucking executive, Alan L. Bortnick, 27, was released unharmed before dawn after five days in captivity. He had been blindfolded and tied to a bed until his father paid a six figure ransom. FBI said the money was not recovered and that they have a number of suspects. Bortnick was abducted about 6:30 Monday night as he played.
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Man suspected in 1970 WVU coeds murder case
West Virginia prosecutors said a Camden County New Jersey inmate, Eugene Paul Clawson, confessed to the 1970 headless slayings of WVU coeds Karen Ferrell and Mared Malarik. Gov Moore noted the confession aligned with investigators' facts. Authorities race to recover the victims' heads to verify the claim.
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Call To Clean Up Both Houses Of Congress
A note to Sen. C M Mathias and J G Beall and Rep G E Byron asks when the two houses of Congress will be cleaned up. Dated by sender David R Mullinix.
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