Medicaid ruling stay refused in AFDC level dispute
The Supreme Court refused to stay a lower court decision requiring New York to raise Medicaid living allowances to AFDC levels. The 2nd Circuit upheld the ruling that Medicaid amounts must be uniform and set at AFDC maximums in most cases, with fiscal and administrative impacts noted by state officials and the plaintiffs group.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Louis Letkowitz
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Marvin E. Frankel
Lefkowitz
2Nd Circuit
New York City
Marion Aitchison
Rockland County
AFDC
Morris K. Udall
Indiana
Arizona Democrat
Indianapolis
Weather sets new records with heat wave continues
Yesterday reached 85 degrees surpassing the 1958 high and expectations point to another record as the 86 degree mark from 1941 may fall today. Tonight will be mostly clear with a low in the upper 40s. Tomorrow turns increasingly cloudy with a daytime high near 70 and a slight rain chance.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Weatherman
Com- Comics
Weath
Erman
Sylvia Porter
Karl Wilson
Economy nears pre recession peak with 7.5 percent growth
The Commerce Department reports GNP rose 7.5 percent annual rate for the quarter ending in March, pushing output to within a whisker of the 1973 high. Inflation eased to 3.7 percent, inventories rebound, and per capita disposable income rose to 5310 annually, signaling further gains ahead. The Dow Jones stood up 3.54 points at 984.02.
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G. David Wallace Washington
Commerce Department
GNP
New York Stock Exchange
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Commerce America
Lebanon war eases as Syria moves to enforce cease fire
Fighting drops in the Lebanese civil war as Syrian officers urge Lebanese leaders to secure another cease fire. Premier Karami says the security situation is much better while authorities report 18 killed and 41 wounded in Beirut and surrounding towns.
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Farouk Nassar
Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Zagharta
Suleiman Franjieh
Denver hijacker ends with fatal hostage shootout
FBI says Roger Lentz, 31, was killed when he boarded a Convair 990 at Stapleton after seven hours on a private Navaho with two hostages. The duo Blair and Hillers were unhurt. Lentz had demanded a Mexico flight and previously fired at his wife in Nebraska.
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William C. Mann
Denver
FBI
Mexico
Irust
Ted Rosack
Roger Lyle Lentz
Grand Island
Neb
Colorado
Robert Blair
Harlan Hillers
Rosack
Ports of Call Travel Club
Lentz
United Airlines
Navaho
Blair
Hillers
Stapleton International Airport
Casper
Wyo
Greeley
Colo
Hall County
C.F Headley
Marquette
Headley
Aurora
Blaine and Hillers
North Platte
Riot in New Delhi leaves three policemen dead
In New Delhi a four hour riot between slum dwellers and police and city demolition squads killed three police officers and injured dozens as protesters opposed a slum clearance. Gunfire exchanges and tear gas were reported at the scene.
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New Delhi
India
Easter egg roll draws 20000 to White House lawn
Twenty thousand people, children eight and under plus parents, attend the White House Easter egg roll amid a heat wave. Clowns bands and puppets entertain as six year old Christopher Miller of Friendly Maryland wins a race and a blue white prize badge. President Ford plans a brief appearance later after Easter activities.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Christopher Miller
Friendly
Camp David
Land Mountains
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Manson
California
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Burton
UPI
Roger Lentz
Jetliner
Regina Lentz
Nebr
Ports of Call
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Assad
Saiga
Minot
N.D
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Cecilia
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