Reagan to grant $3.4 million cost of living boost
The Reagan administration announced a $3.4 million increase for $4,100 aged, blind and disabled welfare recipients, effective April 1, covering those in nonmedical out of home care facilities. Secretary James Hall said the $5 monthly raise will be financed from welfare reform savings.
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UPI
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State Commission On Aging
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State Department of Social Welfare
Ronald Reagan
Praneh
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Fresno frost may wipe out raisin crop worth 108 million
Freezing temperatures last weekend may have destroyed the Fresno area’s 108 million raisin crop, said Kalem Barserian, Raisin Bargaining Association general manager. The frost hit vines and fruit orchards across Santa Clara and Alameda counties, with temperatures down to 24 27 degrees, causing “burn black” on plants and wilted growth.
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Fresno
UPI
Kalem Barserian
Raisin Bargaining Association
Barseman
Alameda County
Thomas Shoemaker
Letters from Berrigan tied to antiwar conspiracy in trial
Harrisburg jury heard government outline a 1970s case linking imprisoned priest Philip Berrigan to an escalating antiwar conspiracy. The plan allegedly included kidnapping Kissinger, burning draft files, vandalizing draft boards, and using a coded chronicle of actions.
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Harrisburg Seven Jury
Philip Berrigan Weed
Whitehouse
Henry A. Kissinger
Ellers
William N. Connelly
Connelly
FBI
Boyd F. Douglas Jr
Timpers
Washington
Kissinger
Army Admits Spies Went Too Far In Civilian Snooping
The government told the Supreme Court that Army surveillance of civilians went too far but paused any illegal activity. Griswold argued no one was deprived of free speech while Askin warned of a chilling system. The case stems from 1965 tracking of demonstrations and associations by thousands of Army agents and a data bank. The Pentagon also notes 2,425,051 in uniform with 70,000 more to be cut in 15 months.
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Supreme Court
Erwin M. Griswold
Justice Department
Frank Askin
Rutgers Law School
Army
Amercans
U.S. Circuit Court
District of Columbia
Griswold
Askin
UPI
Pentagon
Vantage Cigarette Ad Promises Flavor With Low Tar
An advertising pitch urges 56 million smokers to switch to Vantage, claiming a unique filter reduces tar to 12 mg and nicotine to 0.8 mg without sacrificing flavor. It argues most smoke enjoyment comes from taste and asserts Vantage delivers strong flavor with modest tar and nicotine.
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Vantage
Filter and Menthol: 12 mg tar 0.8 nicotine per cigaretta
The report notes menthol products measured by FTG method showing 12 mg tar and 0.8 mg nicotine per cigarette. It cites FTG Aoport August as the timing and method reference for the readings.
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Aoport
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