Government social welfare spending rose to 1977 total
In 1977 governments at all levels spent 362.3 billion dollars for social welfare, about 1,646 dollars per person, according to the Social Security Administration. Federal funding totaled 219.3 billion and state local 143 billion, with social insurance the largest component at 161.3 billion. Education costs reached 94.6 billion and public aid 52.4 billion.
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Dawn execution deadline passes for Michele Sindona
New York police and the FBI reported no word on Michele Sindona’s whereabouts after the dawn execution threat and the financier’s disappearance last week. Sindona, a Vatican adviser, last seen Aug. 2 near the Pierre Hotel, faced a Sept. 10 trial on charges tied to the Franklin National Bank collapse and illegal funds moves. His family expressed concern while awaiting updates from authorities.
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