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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1978

Page

3

Carlin Seeks Applicants For Secretary Of Aging

Gov elect John Carlin in Topeka urged candidates for state secretary of aging after accepting the resignation of Max Mills who served four months. Mills had been a regional HEW administrator and was named after Forrest Robinson quit. several Bennett appointees have resigned since the November election. Carlin kept James A. McCain as secretary of human resources.

Forrest Robinson Mills Bennett Carlin W. Keith Weltmer F. Kent Kalb James Marquez Corrections James A. McCain Robert C. Harder Dwight Metzler Ed Bruske C.D Jack" Turner Robinson House Statehouse State Advisory Committee On Aging

Ohio River Floods Reach Cincinnati and Surrounding Areas

Ohio River floods drive families into Red Cross shelters across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Crest at Cincinnati 58.4 feet signals 24 hours at crest before receding while Kentucky reels from near-capitol flooding affecting up to 15 000 people and $100 million in damage. Federal aid sought as president declares disaster areas.

Andy Lippman Associated Press Red Cross Ohio Cincinnati New Richmond National Guard Moscow Aurora Ind National Weather Service Kentucky General Assembly Capitol Steps Frankfort Julian Carroll Carter Bob Wilhelmy Ohio National Guard Ohio River Indiana

New Rules Aim to Curb Food Stamp Vehicle myths

Washington reports that future rules will curb stories of food stamp recipients driving away in luxury cars. Government survey shows nearly two thirds of the 4.78 million food stamp households own no car, with few other easily saleable assets. A 1977 law overhauled the program to ensure benefits reach the poorest families, prompting the Agriculture Department to study asset holdings.

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