Welfare reform moves criticized
Washington, UPI reports the administration proposed sweeping welfare regulation changes to reduce ineligible benefits and errors. NWRO warns the 45 day decision window and new verification methods will hurt the poor, while officials defend tighter controls and quicker hearings to curb overpayments.
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Washington
UPI
National Welfare Rights Organization
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Robert D. Carleson
Cat Hair and a College Girl’s Asthma
A college girl with long standing asthma grows worse after a home visit with a cat in the house. The physician and a nurse debate patient motivation as the patient clings to the cat as a sickness excuse, while the doctor urges removing the cat and treating the ailment.
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Irwin J. Polk
M.D
Wall Street Charter Cites Severe Market Conditions
UPI reports Wright Investors' Service warns current market is more severe than a decade ago with inflation and rate hikes chilling buying. Hutton notes potential real impact if declines continue while Neill Letter warns about boom and inflation risks. Walston & Co. sees brighter spring prospects.
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UPI
Wright Investors’ Service
Eil
Saffir
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Kindergarten Field Day And Registration
Our Lady of Perpetual Help School hosts a kindergarten field day on Wednesday at 9 a.m. Awards await for racing and jumping events, with Mrs. Marie Lukvics in charge and mothers assisting. Kindergarten registration at Laloma School May 1 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. requires a birth certificate for children born on or before December 31, 1973.
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Jean Black
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Marie Lukvics
Laloma School
Motorola reports first quarter 1973 sales rise 29 percent
Motorola Inc reports first quarter 1973 sales of 321.26 million dollars, up 29 percent from a year earlier. Quarterly earnings reach 14.30 million, up 76 percent. earnings per share are 1.03. Presiding executives cite backlog growth and improved general conditions as indicators for continued gains.
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Chicago
Motorola Inc
Motorola
Robert W. Galvin
United States
Government Electronics
Scottsdale
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