Welfare funds threatened as 8.3 percent mispayments cited
HEW reports nationwide welfare mis spending rate of 8.3 percent with Nebraska at 9.8 and North Dakota at 1.2. California and New York could lose over 90 million each in federal matching due to overpayments or underpayments. The AFDC and aged blind disabled programs show significant error rates. States could save 545 million next year by tightening reviews and reviews lag in 18 states.
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Illinois Board funds 21 interinstitutional cooperation projects
The Illinois Board of Higher Education approved 21 interinstitutional cooperation projects totaling about 1.4 million for disadvantaged student programs and 268,302 for public service efforts. Funds include 100,200 for Lewis and Clark Community College to support East St. Louis area recruitment and 35,000 to City Colleges of Chicago for consumer economics TV programs.
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Third day of attacks South Vietnamese repulse assault
AP reports Saigon says a Corsair over North Vietnam marks another day of hostilities as South Vietnamese forces repel a fresh assault. Meanwhile a series of consumer education workshops begins Jan 3 in Home Economics, offering 2 quarter credits for participants, mainly for Day students and educators.
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Calley Conviction Review Began in My Lai Case
A military court opened a review of Lt. William L. Calley Jr. conviction for 22 Vietnamese deaths at My Lai on March 16, 1968. Calley’s attorneys argued the 20 year sentence is too harsh, saying he has learned his lesson.
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Actress Jean Peters Returns as TV Lead in Hollywood
AP reports Jean Peters resumes acting in a lead television role after retirement. Kissinger suggested what might echo FDR era ties. New York Times notes Sara Delano Roosevelt Di Bonaventura’s divorce arranged without her court appearance. Frankfort visitors from all 50 states and a Vermont couple completing the roster are mentioned.
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