Five month probe finds 300 disability benefits cutoffs planned
The Social Security Administration reports after five months of review about 20 000 files completed 73 080 cases sent to state agencies a result of the program aims to cut off benefits for roughly 300 people whose medical condition shows they can work observers say the effort risks reformulated fairness and potential errors while critics warn of rushed conclusions and limited evidence of work capacity.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
James M Brown
Brown
Social Security
Social Set Att
Sota Security
Voice
Wutia
New York Firm Recalls Frozen Italian Style Food Nationwide
Federal officials said a New York company issued a nationwide recall of frozen Italian style meat cheese and pasta products after at least 39 salmonella illness cases were reported. The recall covers products distributed to institutions and outlets in all states except Mississippi Wyoming Alaska plus DC and Puerto Rico.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York
Food and Drug Administration
Agriculture Department
Mississippi
Wyoming
Alaska
FDA
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Casa de Regina
A&m
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Nitze Blasts Soviet Role in Arm Control Efforts
U S Ambassador Paul Nitze told the House Special Arms Control Panel that the Soviet Union seeks the status quo and would resist a more equitable regime. He defended Reagan's decision not to ratify SALT II and urged against new nuclear freeze legislation. Congresswoman Byron echoed his concerns, saying domestic debates hinder agreement with the Soviets.
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Washington
U.S
Paul Nitze
House
Special Arms Control
Frederick
Beverly
Byron
Soviet Union
Nitze
U. S
Reagan
United States
Congress
Maryland
Barnes slams State Dept over aid to Contras
Rep. Michael C. Barnes called the State Department’s handling of U S aid to the Nicaraguan Contras shocking and said bank records subpoenaed by his House subcommittee offer little usable information. GAO officials warned aid may not reach beneficiaries without proper controls, while an observer implied Barnes is using the issue for political gain.
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Washington
Michael C. Barnes
Montgomery County
State Department
U.S
House
Barnes
Elliott Abrams
Congress
Montgomery County Democrat
General Accounting Office
Subcommittee
GAO
Frank C. Conahan
Conahan
Nicaraguan Humanitarian Assistance Office
NHAO
John K. Singlaub
United States Council For World Freedom
Senate
Freedom Fighters
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Trcheville
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