Supreme Court rules against welfare residency requirements
The United States Supreme Court this week struck down illegal residence requirements for welfare applicants. About 40 states had such rules, challenged by the Office of Economic Opportunity, a federal agency. The decision highlights the federal role in a state-administered welfare program funded largely by federal dollars.
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Court Strike on Residency Rules Sparks Welfare Debate
The high court overturned residency restrictions on welfare, arguing that uniform aid across states would better help the poor. Critics warn poorer states will face higher case loads and may be forced to cut payments, undermining support for low income residents.
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Kansas Legislature to reconvene over school aid battle
Lawmakers return to Topeka to attempt overriding the governor’s vetoes on school aid and highway construction. The governor asks for an unpaid session, citing a $9,000 daily cost, and suggests he forfeit pay as well for the time spent in session. The speaker blames the governor’s leadership for current problems.
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Cirrhosis of the Liver Not From Drinking Highlighted
A reader asks Dr Thosteson to address cirrhosis not caused by alcohol and notes personal experience with jaundice and hospitalization. The letter explains a non drinking history and describes doctors focusing on alcohol use during diagnosis, with family questioning the assumption.
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Jaundice and cirrhosis noted in health column
The letter discusses cirrhosis causes beyond alcohol, noting liver damage from toxins and infections. It recalls a pioneer turning 87, and includes brief medical Q A on jaundice, senile keratosis, bovine TB, milk storage, and a child gulping a bone with reassurance of first aid.
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Hawaii Gold Mine for Film Makers The Hawaiians
Hollywood producer Walter Mirisch explains The Hawaiians will be a new story set 30 years after Hawaii, using new characters. James Michener novel inspired two films, with Charlton Heston cast as Whip Hoxworth and John Philip Law as his son. script by James Webb and direction by Tom Gries.
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Debate Over Girl Watching Flows Through Fashion and Time
New York AP report surveys public opinion on girl watching, noting factions based on attraction to hips and bosom, changes with miniskirts and trends in hair and dress. Veterans defend impersonal interest, while younger men are excluded. tradition suggests it is hereditary and tied to aging observers over 40.
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Feisty Gore Faces Tough Home Fight in Tennessee
Sen Albert Gore a liberal critic of Vietnam war and ABM proposals strains to win re election in Tennessee. He has staged frequent appearances, set up offices, and hired staff while Republicans Brock and Kuykendall challenge him over ABM and Kennedy support. Local sentiment splits, with eastern Tennessee more Republican and western Tennessee a Democratic fortress.
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Tax Structure Will Not Look The Same Shortly
Nixon proposals spark talk of broader tax reform in the 1970s as experts warn current laws are inconsistent. Advocates urge experimentation and social use of tax money, noting gains like proposed relief for two million poverty-level families though critics point to loopholes and inequities.
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Television Schedule Mosaic for Kansas and National Shows
A dense listing of daily TV programming with times, show titles, and note codes across news, weather, sports, game shows, dramas, films, and specials. Includes names like Truth or Consequences, Beverly Hillbillies, Ides, Perry Mason, and The Young Land, with numerous channels and blocks noted.
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Faith For Our Times
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and publisher note
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates for trade area by mail from one month to one year and higher outside area. It notes Amocated Press exclusive use of local news and dispatches.
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