Citizens weigh truth in Child and Family Services Bill debate
An anonymous handbill claims the Child and Family Services Bill gives government control over families. It calls the measure Soviet style and contends Charter of Children’s Rights, though fact checks show the program is voluntary, focused on health and nutrition, and aimed at aiding disadvantaged children and reducing welfare costs.
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United States
League of Women Voters
Congressional
Congress
Charter of Children’s
Lutheran Council
U.S.A
Pentagon plan ends subsidy for military commissaries
The Ford administration proposes eliminating a $300 million annual subsidy for military commissary salaries and wages, arguing customers should bear some operation costs. Commissaries would stay open with lower prices than civilian stores, but the wage subsidy is unwarranted in peacetime. The program serves over 400 commissaries worldwide, handling about $2.5 billion in annual business.
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Ford Administration
Pentagon
Uniformed Services
United States
Reagan's $90 Billion Transfer Plan Crumbles In NH Clash
Reagan’s bid to move 90 billion in federal programs to state and local governments collapses under scrutiny in New Hampshire. Ford gains a resurgence as Reagan pivots to attack on government incompetence and plans to target detente and Kissinger for a fresh campaign push.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Concord
N.H
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
New Hampshire Highway
Ford
Barry Goldwater
White House
Los Angeles
New Hampshire
Florida
North Carolina
Regaan
Stu Spencer
Pensacola
Fla
Panama City
Asheville
N.C
Detente
Henry Kissinger
Fidel's Global Strategy Warns Kissinger Of Cuban Invasion
The speech mocks Castro's plan for a Cuban spread across Africa from Angola to South Yemen and West Africa. It frames a mock warning from Kissinger about Cuba's growing power and potential invasion routes, ending with Churchill quips and a spoof anthem.
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Munich
Kissinger
Angola
Africa
South Yemen
Congress
Fidel Castro
Castro
Upper Volta
Sudetenland
Benin
Dahomey
Gabon
Cameroon
Mali
Togo
Chad
Botswanaland
Fidel
America
Mr. Kissinger
Winston Churchill
Middle schools disrupt good system says Scottsdale parent
A Scottsdale parent argues against replacing neighborhood K through 8 schools with a two year junior high system. She says enrollment is down and rooms are empty, suggesting the district repurpose space for learning disabilities materials and staff needs. She questions family disruption and calls for other parents to respond.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Sally Baumgart
Doctors, Lawyers Face Insurance Premium Shock
The Los Angeles Daily Journal reports Travelers Insurance Co has collected 6.7 million dollars in premiums from the California State Bar over two years while paying only 52 thousand in claims. The firm plans a 383 percent premium hike starting March 15, raising concerns rivals may warn doctors could face similar practices in malpractice coverage.
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Los Angeles Daily Journal
Travelers Insurance Co
California State Bar
R. Kelly Hocker
Tempe
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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