64 Percent in U S Feel Inadequate Over Education
A Harris survey shows about two thirds of Americans wish they had pursued more schooling while 33 percent feel satisfied with their education. Education level correlates with income, with college graduates more likely to earn over 15 000 annually and those without beyond high school earning under 10 000. The study links education to attitudes on policy, race, and social change, noting a shift in class dynamics.
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Solons Question Nixon Welfare Plan In Rough Hearing
Washington heard a volley of barbed questions as Secretary of Welfare Rob ert St Winch defended President Nixon s reform plan before the Senate Finance Committee. Republicans warned of understated costs and asked how to pay for expanded welfare rolls while Democrats doubted the plan would deliver promised benefits. Finch acknowledged the plan is not a cure all but contended it would shrink poverty, spur work incentives, and standardize welfare. He cited a guaranteed minimum cash income for a four person family of 1.6 yearly, extend coverage to the working poor, and require most beneficiaries to seek jobs. First year costs were pegged at 4.4 billion, with Williams arguing later that rising unemployment could lift costs by about 1 25 billion.
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