Welfare Action expands to second office model program
The Welfare Action pilot, backed by $20 717 in operation funds, shows success in catching welfare fraud and assisting citizens. Director Ana Novoa says calls, anonymous if desired, reveal 28 percent involve potential fraud, 29 percent welfare service complaints, and 20 percent requests for aid as the program expands from its first office in Atazan Apache Courts to a second location on Hackberry.
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Gonzalez in Washington Back at Chair of Development Subcommittee
Congressman Gonzalez returned to Washington from San Antonio to chair the development institutions subcommittee hearings after recovering from the flu. He appeared pale but engaged, greeting colleagues as he participated actively in questioning witnesses. Herman Badillo, a New York congressman, spoke to express his enthusiasm for the subcommittee work, joking with Gonzalez about shared interests in underdeveloped areas.
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Subcommittee On International Development Institutions
Herman Badilla
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