Nixon welfare reform plan faces tough odds in Congress
The article portrays a national welfare crisis and President Nixon's bid to cut benefits while demanding work from recipients. It notes 9.7 million welfare beneficiaries and political pressure on Congress and state governors amid fears of block-vote opposition. It cites New York residency rules, media panels, and public attitudes toward work versus welfare.
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America
Maryland
West Virginia
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General Assembly
New York City
Calvin Coolidge
California
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Board of Public Welfare
Timely quotes on inflation and environmental responsibility
Donald B. Straus of the American Arbitration Association warns that leanfrogging on a moving lator causes exhaustion instead of exhilaration even for winners. Senator Lowell Weicker Jr. criticizes environmental packaging as self chastisement and urges duty to future generations.
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Donald B. Straus
American Arbitration Association
Lowell Weicker Jr
Scandals, Oversight Plague Sperry Rand at Shreveport Plant
The Army probes Sperry Rand at the Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant in Shreveport amid cost overruns missing records safety lapses and poor inventory control. An investigation leads to changes in procedures and a move to fixed price parts of the contract.
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Cochran
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Western Division
Rand
Donald Porter
Porter
Bacon
National Environmental Policy Act
Butuan
Federal Aviation Administration
Wiicial
Robert F. Bacon
Palmdale Rcontinental
Los Angeles
Ibsidy
National Science Foundation
Science Service
Science News
NSF
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Rosenthal
E. G. Sherburne Jr
Treasury
John Connally
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Kenya
Transportation
John Volpe
Watergate
Rotondi
Jean Volpe Rotondi
Italy
Letters to the Editor letters on public hearings and kindness
A reader argues July 14 hearings on a swimming pool question exclude workers. Another letter praises helpful strangers in Frederick and Winchester, noting acts of kindness. Additional notes announce Artisan Fair plans and invite new artisans to participate. Q and A trivia items follow.
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Prospect Shopping Center
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Risse Station
Talbot County
Bucks Industrial School Team Dispatches East Kind Club in 9 to 2 Win
Buckingham School's team from Buckeystown defeated East Kind Athletic Club 9 to 2 on their home field. Stansberger led with three good hits in four at bats while others contributed to a lopsided victory in a clean, routine game.
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Buckeystown
East Kind
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Stansberger
Tors
Jackson eyes Florida primary push for 1972 bid
Sen. Henry M. Jackson plans a major early run in the 1972 campaign with Florida as a key 81-vote prize. He also targets Tennessee and New Hampshire while expanding travel and fundraising, signaling a serious bid amid rival bids from Muskie Humphrey Bayh Hughes and others.
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