US approves extra one billion welfare loan to states
Washington reports the government will advance about one billion dollars in welfare funds starting June 15 to ease this year’s surge in costs. States may repay later by reducing future monthly draws or skipping months, with conditions to stay current within the fiscal year. Leaders note strings are attached, not a return to prior laxity, amid reforms debates.
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New Mexico
New York
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California to miss extra welfare funds in Reagan plan
Governor Reagan announced California will be ineligible for an additional 4 billion dollars in federal welfare funds due to the state welfare reform program. He said California reduced welfare rolls and expenditures within revenue growth, avoiding the need for a loan and warning against future tax increases to repay any debt. In Folsom, David Hilliard of the Black Panther Party was examined by physicians at the state prison hospital while serving a six month to ten year term for assault with a deadly weapon.
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Reagan
California
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Price Commission
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Ex-South Vietnamese premier says U.S. ousted him over peace bid
Former premier Nguyen Khanh claims Washington toppled him in 1965 to block peace talks with the Viet Cong arguing Americans viewed the National Liberation Front as mere Communists. He says he sought peace to prevent Americanization of the war and was later removed after telling Thant and Lodge of his plan. He also cites a 1964 encounter with a U.S. adviser predicting a Saigon coup.
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UPI
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Thant
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Wilson
Saigon
1972 Upturn Predicted By Nobel Economist Samuelson
Nobel laureate economist A. Samuelson forecast a 1972 upturn due to election year policy shifts. He said Phase 2 wage and price controls may end after elections, with Americans growing tired of mandatory limits. Fellow economist Pierre A. Rintret warned of moving from free enterprise to greater government control in the coming decade.
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Mass
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Samuelson
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Nixon
Pierre A. Rintret
America
FDA seeks ban of wine preservative DEPC
The FDA proposed banning diethyl pyrocarbonate DEPC a beverage preservative used in nonsparkling wines and noncarbonated soft drinks about 50000 pounds yearly. It may react with other chemicals to form a cancer causing substance and will be removed unless safety data show continued use is safe.
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UPI
Food and Drug Administration
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Thurday
FDA
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U.S. Brewers Association
Stardust Hotel Sues Over Welfare Eat-In Bills
In Las Vegas on November 1 the Stardust Hotel filed a $10,000 lawsuit seeking $626 for uncollected food bills plus $10,000 in punitive damages. Defendants listed include Welfare Rights Organization members and leaders Ruby Duncan and Mary Wesley, who were arrested after taking responsibility for the bills and refusing payment.
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Stardust Hotel
Welfare Rights Organization
Any and All
Ruby Duncan
Mary Wesley
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AMA fights move to make doctor and hospital fees public
Combined News Services reports the American Medical Association opposes a Department of Health, Education and Welfare push to require fee schedules from doctors, hospitals, nursing homes, and health providers. The measure would come after wage price controls end and accompany NHIPA proposals. AMA argues price schedules won’t curb inflation or influence patient choice, while HEW cites transparency and shopper empowerment.
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AMA
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HEW
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Elliot L. Richardson
House
Ways and Means Committee
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