Budget proposal would deny AFDC benefits to pregnant women
A Reagan administration plan would bar AFDC benefits for women with no other children until the sixth month of pregnancy. Officials say the move would save a small budget amount and not harm most recipients, since medical care and nutrition would still be available through other federal programs.
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U S seeks money for NATO aid
The Reagan administration asked 1.2 billion in foreign aid to bolster NATO southern flank partners Turkey Greece Spain and Portugal as part of a 6.6 billion package for fiscal year 1982. The request funds military and economic programs including Turkey Greece Spain and Portugal with military credit sales economic loans and training.
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Greece
Spain
Portugal
NATO
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Romania
Yugoslavia
House leader to improve budget
Rep. James R. Jones says the House Budget Committee will approve more than half of Reagan’s proposed cuts while shaping the rest. He cites a goal of saving 4 billion in 1982 and 10 billion over three years, with hearings revealing waste and mismanagement.
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Reagan
James R. Jones
D-Okla
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Congress
George Bush
Senate
House of Representatives
Bush
Leon E. Panetta
D-Calif
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