Reagan aid reform declared dead by welfare director
California welfare chief Carleson told Long Beach Chamber members the Reagan plan is technically dead in the legislature but the administration will push to overhaul welfare. He cited objections to Beilenson’s plan, including a 25 000 person work program and lack of a closed end appropriation, while defending the governor’s aim to place able bodied recipients in work or training.
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Welfare reform clash over budget and county takeovers
Carleson warned a closed end budget could force welfare cuts if caseload projections misfire, harming the needy. He noted counties like Los Angeles press for state takeover, while Reagan's plan would extend home rule in welfare. He called real reform nearly insurmountable with 70 points, each upsetting someone.
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Los Angeles ‘County
Reagan
Witness collapses and dies during housing bill hearing
In Sacramento an elderly woman identified as Helen Brown of Oakland collapsed in a legislative hearing room while testifying against a measure to extend provisions of the State Open Housing Act. Assemblyman Pierson and colleagues rushed to aid her as firefighters arrived. she died, likely of a heart attack, after efforts to resuscitate. The bill would prohibit housing discrimination by age sex or religion.
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Helen Brown
Oakland
Pierson
Leon Ralph
Bill Greene
Los Angeles
Greene
Yorty warns of deceit in PW talks
Sacramento report quotes Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty warning that Communists exploit prisoners to win in Southeast Asia. He argues the Mansfield amendment should require POW release before any promised actions, urging U S patience until North Vietnam honors terms.
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Yorty
Sacramento
UPI
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
United States
Vietnear
Friends of the Constitution of the
U.S
Southeast Asia
Indochina
U. S
North Vietnam
266 Fathers Held in Aid Crackdown Stop
Dist. Atty. Joseph P. Busch Jr. announced 266 fathers were arrested Tuesday for failing to provide child support. The county-wide crackdown aims to intensify efforts to prevent taxpayers from bearing basic family costs. All arrested were employed and separated from their families, with legal access to funds for support.
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Joseph P. Busch Jr
Busch
Campaign to inform Latins of quake aid in San Fernando Valley
The Office of Emergency Preparedness announced a drive to inform Spanish speaking quake victims in the San Fernando Valley about federal aid. Five four man teams will go door to door in Acoma Sylmar Newhall and Saugus distributing handbills about aid from the Small Business Administration and the Department of Urban Development. The effort aims to bridge information gaps for residents who have not yet heard of assistance programs.
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Office of Emergency Preparedness
San Fernando Valley
Ralph Burns
Acoima
Sylmar
Newhall
Nand Saugus
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Burtis
Christian Science Sunday Service Invites Liberty From Bondage
In Long Beach a local Christian Science church invites residents to Sunday services and Sunday School to learn a scientific method of deliverance from mental and physical enslavement. The First Church of Christ Scientist Long Reach at 440 Elm Avenue offers an 11 A.M. service and Sunday School, with a public Reading Room at 110 Locust Avenue open daily.
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Christian Science Church
God
Isaiah
Mary Baker
Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Long Reach
Elm Avenue
Locust Avenue
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