Welfare Workers Struggle in Ocean of Paper
The piece details welfare bureau fatigue with paperwork over client aid. Larry Dalton laments forms drive policy, noting 80 percent of workers’ time is spent in offices, not helping families. Bureau staff turnover runs about 35 percent while a deputy notes forms are duplicative and costly to the system.
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Arizona U. Gridder Lost in Gulf of California search
Rocky Point Sonora a search intensified for Fomjr Needham 19 a Michigan Arizona University football player who vanished after a beach party near Rocky Point. Needham from Pomona California starred in Arizona's intri gued game last Friday. Shoes and jacket found on the beach. eight companions started from Rocky Point Saturday noon. Five returned to Tucson Sunday night. Mexican police informed Needham's father in Pomona. Major search under way with several players involved.
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Rare Orchids Lost in Fire at Goleta Plant Factory
Fire in Goleta destroyed thousands of orchid plants and damaged a building and factory facilities. Santa Barbara County fire units battled the blaze, with damages estimated up to $500,000, including $250,000 in building materials and four trucks.
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President's Heckler Found Guilty In N Y
A chaotic fire destroyed a building housing three businesses in Goleta valley early at about 4 am. Smoke blanketed the area as power lines burned, interrupting service while firemen fought the blaze. authorities indicated a stall on a day of protest and a pause in normal routines.
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Expressway Crash Kills Six in Chicago Route
Six automobile passengers died in a fiery collision with a truck on Chicago Kennedy Expressway. Cook County coroner's office confirmed three victims were women but others were heavily burned. Truck driver Maurice Atkinson of Frederic Wisconsin was detained for questioning. Fire officials described severe crushing with wheels atop the car and traffic rerouted during the rush hour incident.
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Rojas Backers in Good Showing in Colombia Elections
Mounting returns from Sunday's congressional vote show supporters of ousted ex president Gustavo Rojas Pinilla gaining strength. The National Alliance and dissident conservative liberal factions tally 9 25 759 and 331 563 votes respectively, challenging the government coalition's bid for a two thirds majority.
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Snow and Windstorms Hit Plains From Colorado to Great Lakes
Weather across the plains triggers winter warnings from Colorado to the Great Lakes as heavy snow, dust storms, and high winds disrupt travel and schools. Rapid City records four inches in six hours. Kendrick and parts of Colorado see up to 18 inches. towns report hail, overturned cars, and power outages as Arctic cold meets Gulf moist air.
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Inside the Supreme Court and Earl Warren’s controversial era
The April HOLIDAY magazine explores Earl Warren, California's governor turned Chief Justice, and the mixed public perceptions of his tenure. It delves into the court's influence on history, balancing praise with sharp critique.
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Sailor Budd Shulberg Explores West Coast Mexico
Writer Budd Shulberg sets off on a leisurely sailboat voyage along the West Coast of Mexico visiting ports like Zihuatanejo Mazatlan and enjoying the scenery and charming names such as Maria Clao fas.
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Guilty Plea by Slayer of Two Men in Camus Inspired Case
A 21-year-old Downey student pleaded guilty to one count each of first and second degree murder for the killings of John M. Kimball and Alejandro Lopez Martinez at a Transport Cartage parking lot on August 12. Wayne Lee Welch, linked to the crime, admitted he was inspired by Albert Camus's The Stranger. Judge Eugene E. Sax set April 15 for formal sentencing under a section granting a life term.
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