Walker to wrest welfare system via management overhaul
Illinois Governor Daniel Walker pledges to review every welfare case and prune ineligible recipients, aiming to remove non-needy from aid rolls. He backs using management experts in public aid and notes many welfare recipients are ineligible, including some college students on food stamps. Democratic governors unite against Nixon domestic aid reforms without more data.
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ICAO condemns Israel over Libyan airliner shootdown vote
In a 105-1 decision, the ICAO condemned Israel for a Feb. 21 Li byan airliner attack over the Sinair Desert that killed 106. Israel, the sole abstention, said it would cooperate but opposed the condemn and investigate resolution. Colombia and Mali abstained. The report notes the event as the agency's strongest rebuke since Israel's founding in 1949. The Lutheran Church in America counts about 3.1 million members.
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Budget session set for Illinois joint rise in 1974 budget
Gov Daniel Walker will unveil his first annual budget to a joint session of the Illinois House and Senate on March 7. A Friday briefing by Harold Hovey will preview the plan off the record. Analysts expect a total near the prior $7 billion 1973 figure set under Gov Ogilvie, with John W McCarter Jr. having prepared the 1974 budget before Hovey took over.
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Pleiku bootblack aids U S advisory team in South Viet Nam
A Vietnamese maid who works for a U S advisory team in Pleiku shines boots at the Central Highlands town. The scene is captured in an AP wirephoto showing daily life for service members and staff.
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U.S
Pleiku
South Vietnam
United States
Consistent Scents Guide for Beauty Products
The note urges maintaining a consistent scent across products from a flower shop perfume to herbal shampoos and oil dusting powder. It links the herbal aroma to popular music scented beauty items now common in many products.
Defendants to cooperate in GI club probe plea deals
Sgt. Maj. William O. Wooldridge and two other servicemen pleaded guilty to bribery charges and agreed to cooperate with future questioning by a Senate subcommittee. The plea bargains would immunize them from further prosecutions as part of the deal.
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Theodore D. Bass
U.S. Senate
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