Welfare reform lessons for agricultural aid in the United States
A Penned analysis argues that long term welfare recipients survive reform and some prosper, citing a Pensacola five year pilot where employment rose and benefits varied. It suggests adaptable lessons for agricultural welfare, stressing training, phased support, strong economy, and cautions about new homeless or low wage outcomes.
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United States
Manpower Demonstration Research Corp
Pensacola
Fla
Florida
Lars
Congress
America
Bush voters urged boycott in Florida Supreme Court protest
A Pomona PTA note urges Bush supporters to write the Florida Supreme Court and boycott Florida products and vacations for four years. The message suggests checking juice labels for Florida origin and cites several local business supporters of the Pomona PTO Taco Supper and Carnival. The list includes Allegro Pharmacy, Bloomin Florist, Buzzards Pizza, Citizens State Bank, Cornerstone Book Store, Drake Jewelry, and more.
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Bush
Florida
Florida Supreme Court
Allegro Pharmacy
Bloomin Florist
Buzzards Pizza of
Pomona
Citizens State Bank of Pomona
Cornerstone Bookstore
David & Helen Hood
Drake Jewelry
Expert Tire
Helton Hallmark
Lee & Bonnie Nitcher
Modern Woodmen
New Tradition
Ottawa Paint Co
Pizza Time
Rex’s Family Hair Center
Shepherd Garage
Star Industries
the Shop
Ann
White House luncheon memories shared by Dorothy Nichols
Dorothy Nichols recalls a January 13 1984 White House briefing for Kansas female state legislators hosted by Ronald Reagan. She details the Lincoln Room setting and attendees James Baker Nancy Reagan and Vice President Bush, plus a VIP tour and reflections on Washington and home.
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United States
White House
Lincoln Room
Abraham Lincoln
James Baker
Reagan
Kansas
Rochelle Chronister
Florida
Barbara
George Bush
Nancy Reagan
Topeka
Rep
Denny Apt
Ron
Maureen
Bush
Washington
Ottawa
National Cemetery
Iwo Jima
Fort Leavenworth
U.S
Forbes Field
Vern Chesbro
Vern
Dorothy Nichols
November Designated to Honor Caregivers in Kansas
Secretary Connie Hubbell outlines November as caregiver awareness month. She notes 25 million Americans in caregiving roles, most are women and employed full time, with substantial economic costs to employers. Kansas programs span Area Agencies on Aging, respite services, support groups, and partnerships with KU and Kansas Legal Services. Suggestions include faith communities organizing volunteer networks, expanded wellness programs, employer-based caregiver resources, and better planning for aging and disability.
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Kansas
America
National Association of Family Caregivers
NAFC
National Alliance For Caregiving
NAC
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Area Agencies On Aging
University of Kansas and
Kansas Legal Services
Kansas Department On Aging
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Tabel
Veron J. Brown
Otawaherald
Kathy Miller
Kimillar
Ken Kistner
Kkistner
Tim Millbern
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