Reluctant Scott predicts aid to Hanoi despite opposition
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott says Congress will likely approve economic aid to North Vietnam to influence peacekeeping, despite vocal neo isolationists and critics. Byrd Humphrey Abourezk oppose funding, arguing it wastes resources and delays rebuilding at home. Scott calls it cheaper than more war, and essential for a usable inside view.
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Sweeping welfare changes planned
The administration proposes sweeping welfare guidelines to curb federal spending and curb abuses in social services. Caspar Weinberger cites horror stories of funds misused for movies and prison guards. The rules would limit services, tighten eligibility, and shift many programs to optional status for states.
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Welfare roll chop plans spark federal rules shift
U S plans to curb welfare rolls with new HEW rules amid state anger. NWRO and Welfare Mothers sue HEW claiming failure to enforce Supreme Court aid for all eligible. Rules would cut back hearings and allow overpayment deductions, threatening hunger for some families. States argue students, fathers in service, and pregnant teens face unlawful denials.
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