Welfare costs trimmed as reform gains ground in Illinois
Governor Richard B. Ogilvie reports progress in reducing general assistance costs through intensive case reviews in Chicago. 4 036 cases examined as of November 19 show 827 ineligible and 811 shifted to federal programs, with state savings projected over 31.5 million annually amid efforts for federal underwriting and congressional action.
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Circuit Court
Women Should Have Choice In Modern Society
The Southern Illinois Women's Political Caucus in Carbondale advances equal opportunity in employment politics and education. It aims to curb gender stereotypes in school books guide female career options seek anti discrimination laws and encourage women to run for office while recognizing traditional homemaker roles.
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Ware earns reward in Chicago political deal
The Chicago political scene shows Mitchell Ware, former Illinois Bureau of Identification director, accepted a Cook County Civil Service Commission post after scrutiny by Democrats. He helped Mayor Daley by investigating a prosecutor briefly, then stayed in law practice as the party edges toward reconciliation. Pat Nixon accompanies the President on the China mission.
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Cook County Democratic Organization
Cook County Civil Service Commission
Cook County Board
George Dane
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Barnabas Sears
Edward Hanrahan
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Supreme Court
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Chicago Poa
Illinois Proposes Four Medicaid Reforms to Cut Costs
Illinois outlines four basic Medicaid reforms aimed at improving care and lowering costs. Key measures include HASP utilization review with potential $12 million first-year savings from reducing hospital stays, hospital payment reform toward prospective rates, proposed $1 per visit copayments, and targeted narrowing of services for cash grant recipients while preserving essential inpatient and nursing care.
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Weaver Explodes Welfare Myths With Facts About Aid
Edward T. Weaver argues against common welfare myths. He notes AFDC families are 49 percent white and 46 percent Black, with many minorities. most welfare households include a mother and three children. long-term dependence is rare. many on aid wish to exit and face two-year challenges. He cautions against stereotyping and highlights access to family planning for the poor. Santa Claus aside, the piece ends with a jab at perpetual “rocking chair pay.”
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Aid For Dependent Children
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