State officials assail Florida welfare refugee letter
Welfare directors in several Northern and Midwestern states lambasted Florida’s letter to Haitian and Cuban refugees suggesting they could stay on welfare by moving. They warn it would worsen caseloads as Florida received reduced federal aid after the Reagan plan cut benefits from 36 to 18 months.
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Miami
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Bipartisan Budget Talks Gain Quiet Momentum On Hill
Budget negotiators on Capitol Hill show signs of bipartisan work amid discord over a election year spending plan. House Democrats and Senate Republicans discuss options while White House sidelines. Bull Weevils push to cooperate with Chairman Jones in pursuit of fiscal responsibility.
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Thomas P. O’neill Jr
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Baker
Reagan
Charles Stenholm
Texas
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