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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1976

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2

Ford seeks broad power to reshape welfare programs

President Ford asks Congress for five year authority to adjust welfare programs totaling over 26 billion annually including Aid to Families with Dependent Children Supplemental Security Income and food stamps. The plan would allow changes to eligibility benefit levels and operations with legislative review by Congress and includes lumping most funds into four block grants for health education welfare and child nutrition.

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Veterans Administration budget cuts limit veteran training programs

President Ford proposes an $18.1 billion VA budget for the next year, down from $19.5 billion this year. The plan includes a major rise of $308 million to push medical care above $1 billion for the first time, with 2,146 new hospital system jobs to be added.

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IRS Reopens Nixon Tax Case for Possible Civil Fraud

The IRS has reopened its tax return investigation of former President Richard Nixon to determine if civil tax fraud charges apply. Reports say the agency believes Nixon may have known a deed used for a deduction was backdated when donating his papers, tied to a $450,000 deduction and a possible 1969 deficiency plus penalties.

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Grant Funds For C&O Canal And Parks Projects

Ford proposed National Parks Service projects for fiscal year 1977 including 200000 to Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park for reconstruction and stabilization of historic structures at Fort Washington 312000 to stabilize and underpin historic walls and 2000000 to District of Columbia President's Park for White House electrical system reconstruction.

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Hearst Defendant Sees Prosecution Psychiatrist Again

Patricia Hearst allowed a second examination by a prosecution psychiatrist after assurances of stringent safeguards. The four hour session included Dr. Elizabeth Hichard and was conducted with no incidents. The defense plans to challenge Dr. Kozol’s qualifications and pursue admission of polygraph results at the bank robbery trial set to begin next week.

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UAW Talks Focus on Job Security and Layoff Benefits

DETROIT AP delegates representing 700000 United Auto Workers met to discuss looming contract talks with emphasis on job security and enhanced layoff benefits as top issues.

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UAW Holds National Conference On Job Security And Benefits

UAW Vice President Irving Bluestone cites job security and improvements to supplemental unemployment benefits as top issues as about 1000 delegates gather for a national conference on plant workers. A separate skilled trades conference follows in February with contract talks aimed at aligning three year deals for about 850 members before September expirations.

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Cannon's Cotswolds Floral Sets Spreads and Drapes on Saie

The article highlights Cannon's new Cotswolds English floral line featuring coordinated spreads and drapes showcased on Saie. It emphasizes the cohesive design approach and the integration of botanical motifs across textiles and window treatments. The collection aims to blend classic English florals with contemporary home styling.

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