Switch Food Stamps Program To Cash Grants
Senate Agriculture Committee chairman Herman Talmadge urged scrapping the food stamp program and replacing it with cash grants for welfare recipients. He plans to introduce a bill to extend the current program one year then end it in favor of a cash food purchasing supplement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmadge
Bernard Brenner
Carter
Congress
George McGovern
Ds.d
Robert Dole
India to form inquiry over emergency abuses including Indira Gandhi
The Indian government under Janata plans a judicial commission to investigate abuses during Indira Gandhi's emergency rule. Home Minister Charan Singh pledges action from the highest authority to the lowest official, while opposition calls the move a witch hunt. A constitutional amendment to trim lower house terms to five years is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.G. Roy
New Delhi
India
UPI
Indira Gandhi
Charan Singh
Janata Party
Singh
Congress Party
Gandhi
Britain
Outgro Offers Fast Relief For Ingrown Toenail Pain
Outgro provides quick temporary relief from ingrown toenail pain by soothing irritated skin and reducing inflammation. It eases swelling without altering nail shape growth or position, helping stop pain quickly.
Interstate 90 paving set from Post Falls to line
Interstate 90 from Post Falls to the Washington state line will receive concrete paving this summer with an estimated total project cost around 10.36 million dollars. Acme Vickrey Construction is laying aggregate base on the 8 mile stretch ahead of paving. The work features full width concrete surfacing, chosen for durability and lower maintenance amid higher asphalt costs. Continuous traffic openings are hoped for in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Glaciers Used To Predict Long-term Weather Trend
Idaho ecologists use glaciers to forecast climate shifts as maritime patterns move inland. Research led by Maynard M Miller and Heinz Slupetzky ties glacier fluctuations to solar cycles, with 90 years of data from Alaska and British Columbia guiding predictions for the 1980s and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Idaho
Alaska
British Columbia
Maynard M Miller
University of Idaho, College of Mines
Heinz Slupetzky
University
Institute of Glaciological and Arctic Sciences
Miller
Juneau
Alaskan Panhandle
Office of Naval Research
Arctic Institute
National Science Foundation
National Geographic Society
U.S. Army Research Office
Alaskan
United States
Great Plains
Rocky Mountai
Navy exchanges hide adult magazines behind counter
Base commander says the move to place Playboy Playgirl Penthouse Oui and Hustler behind the counter caused a 75 percent drop in sales over three weeks. Lt Cmdr Kusker notes embarrassment keeps customers from asking. policy aimed at protecting youths but some sailors oppose the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Playgirl
Playboy
Kusker
Rawlins
Navy
Penthouse
Oui
Hustler
Flood Toll Rises as Guards Aid Williamsburg Evacuees
National Guardsmen evacuated hundreds from Williamsburg Kentucky ahead of Cumberland River floods. Helicopters and trucks delivered food vaccines and drugs to flood cities while refugees returned to wrecked homes elsewhere. Toll rises to 23 flood deaths plus 116 weather deaths. 23,000 displaced. Clinch River flow at record rates. Carter declares 15 Kentucky counties disaster areas seeking federal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VNC
WATIA
United Press International
National
Williamsburg
Cumberland River
Appalachian
Kentucky
Cumberland
Southern Airlines
Clinch River
Tazewell
Tenn
Carter
West Virginia
Alabama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bergland
University of Idaho
College ‘of Mines
Sting
Restaurents
Alps
Austria
Europe
Slupetzky
Salzburg University
Earth
Dean
Matewan
Tug River Valley
Paul Crabtree
Jay Rockefeller
U.S. Geological Survey
Hea Chass
Ahima
Honda
Going Strong
Bill’s Mobil
People At
Pacific Power