Food stamp eligibility wide but access lagging in U S
Senate report says as many as 20 million Americans eligible for federal food stamps are not getting them due to Agriculture Department policies. Only 38 percent of eligible individuals received stamps in 1973, down from 52 percent in 1972, with 17.9 million currently on the program and 20 million more eligible. The panel urges streamlined forms and wider distribution of applications through post offices and banks.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
Department
Senate
Congress
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Senate Nutrition Committee
Motel Guest Goes Berserk Kills Four in Shooting Spree
Smith River Calif man Robert Paul Sander 21 of Cincinnati Ohio killed four people at Ship Ashore motel in a seaside town. Deputies arrested him three hours later on Redwood Highway near Grants Pass Oregon. He faces four counts of murder and wounded two others.
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Smith River
Calif
Oregon
California
Oceanside
Robert Paul Sander
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grants Pass
Ocean
Barbara Harmon
Fortuna
Percy
Gordon Knott
Shirley Gail
Don Sanders
Ella Beam
Brookings
Ore
Sanders
Eureka
Denise DeGraff
Carla Brough
David Jiminez
Becky
Last Chance Liquor Store
Sander
Brooks
Elmer Wayne Henley
Dean Corll
Corll
Houston
East Texas
Gulf Coast
Henley
Billy Lawrence
Horace James Lawrence
Lake Sam Rayburn
Auto rebates near end but industry hopes linger
Ward's Automotive reports March production rising to 472000 cars, 29 percent above February but well below the 1973 and 1974 peak. Unemployment among auto workers falls to 231350 on layoff rolls. UAW warns funds for benefits may exhaust soon. Rebates cut about 100000 cars from a 1.7 million early inventory. Chrysler offers 200 dollars on unsold 1974 and some 1975 models. Ford refunds 150 dollars on 1974 Courier imports. GM and Chrysler discuss price cuts on small cars and drop radial tires to save costs.
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Detroit
API
Ward
Automotive Reports
United Auto Workers
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Chrysler
Ford
Indians Walk Off Set Over Pay Dispute in Breakheart Pass
Nez Perce tribal extras on the Craigmont Idaho set of Breakheart Pass left the production demanding 50 dollars a day, citing Cowboys earning 100 dollars daily. Producer Donald Guest says non Indians receive no higher pay, while Wranglers get more for handling 60 horses.
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Craigmont
Idaho
UPI
Nez Perce
Northcentral
Breakheart Pass
Donald Guest
K and K Gather for Lake Pype Oreille Festival Planning
K and K members and guests meet weekly on Tuesday at 12 noon in the Pastime banquet room to plan the Kamloops and Kokanee festival. All fishing enthusiasts are invited to join in the planning for the event held during the week of May 3 to May 10.
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K&k
Lake Pype Oreille
Kamloops and Kokanee
Idaho GOP Campaign Overhauled
Idaho Republican Central Committee overhauled campaign structure with tighter financing and execution control by the state central committee. Chairman Robert Linville Jr. of Boise called the meeting critical as amendments to the federal campaign act shape party strategy amid fragmentation and Watergate fallout.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Republican Central Committee
Robert Linville Jr
Idaho
State Central Committee
Linville
National Republican Party
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God
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James L. Overton Houston
David Owen
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