Three options proposed for food stamps reallocation
Washington AP reports the Ford administration will publish three possible methods to reallocate food stamp benefits after a court order. The options aim to satisfy a July deadline while inviting public comment, as officials say none will significantly cut the program’s $5.5 billion annual cost for 19 million participants. The court required a new, transparent system based on family size and income.
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Yanks in Vietnam A Cross Section of America
A cross section of Americans in Vietnam remains in Saigon under detention or relocation. Spokesmen say 41 or more Americans stay, including a former Green Beret, a prisoner Paul Struharik, and missionaries with their child. Exit permissions hinge on Washington and PRG policy, with many seeking refuge in Red Cross housing while awaiting government action.
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Solons grill Helms on toxin stockpile
Washington UPI report says former CIA Director Richard Helms was summoned to testify before the Senate Investigative Committee about the CIA stockpiling lethal toxins including cobra venom and shellfish distillate. The panel pressed for who ordered retention despite Nixon's 1970 order to destroy them, noting two batches could kill thousands.
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House Ways and Means votes to end farm tax shelter
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to curb farm tax shelters that let wealthy individuals shift income from taxation by investing in farms and animal operations. Shelters cost the Treasury over 100 million dollars annually. committee actions include broader tax revision and potential moves on real estate oil and gas and other areas. A seven percent investment tax credit for home garden tools purchases was approved for up to 100 dollars per family.
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UPE
House Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
James A Burke
FCC Faces Flood of Mail On Religion Broadcasts
Washington AP reports the FCC is overwhelmed by about 1.3 million letters and postcards urging action on religious broadcasting. Harry Shockro, FCC official, notes the volume exceeds August estimates and defends that no freeze or educational status changes were ever proposed.
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