Welfare Reform Dilemma Reappears In U S Policy Debate
A 1970s overview notes that 25 million Americans receive welfare payments totaling over 16 billion annually with total program costs around 70 billion. Leonard Greene proposes a Fair Share plan to replace welfare with a universal cash allowance, while critics question work incentives and political will amid Nixon era debates.
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Joint Economic Committee of Congress
New York
Leonard Greene
Greene
White House
Senate
Gee
Nixon
Congress
Dairy Leader Endorses Low Fat Milk And Health Diet
A Minnesota dairy company vice president praises Dr. Lamb and 1 percent low fat milk for calcium without saturated fat. Readers ask about a salt water softener and potential health risks. advice notes salt sensitivity and hypertension considerations.
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Dr. Lamb
Mayo Clinic
Minnesota
Lagging Humphrey Remains Potent at Democratic Convention Prospect
As the Democratic National Convention nears McGovern leads in delegate prospects while Humphrey refuses to quit and Wallace could lead a third party. Congress slows work ahead of election year, with treaties favored by the Senate and fiscal plans uncertain for 1973.
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Washington
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Lator McGovern
New York
Humphrey
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Nixon
Congress
Soviet Union
Senate
Moscow
U. S. Treasury
New Spending Spree Foretold by Analysts for Economic Boom
AP reports a Consumer Credit Company analysis based on Census data suggests a coming spending spree could spark an economic boom as low hesitancy fades and housing demand rises. Sindlinger & Co disputes the forecast, arguing the spree has already occurred and stresses future expectations over past attitudes.
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John Cunnif
NEW York
Sindlinger & Co
Commercial Credit Company
Census Bureau
F. Thomas Juster
National Bureau of Economic Research
Juster
Deck
Sindlinger
Survey Research Center
Driftless Area caves define untouched glacier region
The Driftless Area spans over 10,000 square miles across southwestern Wisconsin, northwestern Illinois, northeastern Iowa, and southeastern Minnesota. It remained unglaciated by the continental glacier and is rich in natural caves.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
World Almanac cites gold reserves and production leaders
The World Almanac estimates 31 250 tons of recoverable gold on earth with 625 tons in the United States. South Africa holds most of the supply and earns over a billion dollars annually. South Dakota tops U S gold output with 21 million dollars mined in 1971.
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United States
South Africa
South Dakota
New Crime Breed Acts on Impulse Adults more violent amateurs threaten crime control
A Washington analysis describes a growing class of nonprofessional criminals driven by impulse and thrill rather than money. These amateurs lack stable patterns, making tracking, arrest, and conviction harder while prison reform options appear limited. wartime authorities call for more study than quick fixes.
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Washington
NBA
Warren Burger
Burger
Underworld
Brezhnev Consolidates Power Amid Nixon Summit Influence
Washington reports that Nixon’s visit to Moscow sped Brezhnev’s bid for one man rule. Brezhnev ousted Shelest, demoted rival leaders Voronov and Shelepin, and crowned his loyalists, expanding party control over industry and economics with U.S. aid and Western diplomacy shaping opportunities and risks for the United States.
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Washington
Nea
Moscow
Nixon
Leonid Brazhne
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Haiphong Harbor
P. Ye. Shelest
Ukrainian Communist Party
V. V. Shcherbitsky
Shelest
G. I. Voronov
Russian Republic
Aleksander Shelepin
Nikolai Podgorny
Voronov
Shelepin
Voronovy
Podgorny
U. S
Aleksei Kosygin
Heart Transplant Aide Barnard Writes about Heart Themes
In Port Elizabeth South Africa AP reports heart transplant pioneer Prof Christiaan Barnard has authored Heart Attack. His ex wife releases Heartbreak on their marriage split. Dr Marius Barnard, also a surgeon, jokes about a forthcoming Heartburn book.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Marius Barnard
Palladium Times Oswego Store Rates and Notices
Announcement includes publication details for The Palladium Times Oswego Oswego Palladium consolidation history 1925 Las lists mail and carrier rates for subscriptions and single copies in Oswego Wayne Northern Cayuga areas. Advertising reps Thomson Newspapers Inc and Thomson Supscere Inc. Includes call for correcting misreadings and Associated Press membership note.
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Oswego
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Plowes
Ill
Thomson Soupscere Inc
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
N. Y
Associated Press
Palladium-Times
Associated Enents
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Khrushchev
Europe
Brazhnev
West
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Ohio
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