Welfare costs rise in New York State
New figures project a $160 million increase in welfare family and home relief grants and medicaid payments for New York State in the fiscal year ending March 31, countering an earlier report of a spending decline. The forecast covers a 12 month period, contrasting with six months of 1977 data.
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New York Times Service
New York
New York State
Assembly
Stanley
Steingut
Figues
ACLU Attacks Project Match Data Matching
The ACLU condemns the Carter administration’s Project Match as a privacy violation. In a letter to HEW Secretary Califano, Washington director Shattuck argues the data matching risks breaching the Privacy Act’s intent and spirit.
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Washington
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Washington Aclu
John H. F. Shattuck
HEW
NCI Seeks Laetrile Remission Claims for Trial
The National Cancer Institute invites cancer victims who believe Laetrile shrank tumors to come forward. Dr Guy Newell, deputy director, said the institute aims to document remissions and then place the Laetrile issue into clinical trial evaluation.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Guy Newell
Oswald Receives 30 Day Ouster Notice At ICC
Washington AP report says ICC secretary and congressional liaison Robert L. Oswald, 43, received a 30 day dismissal notice amid a Justice Department inquiry into alleged ties with reputed New York crime figures. Oswald has 15 days to respond and has not discussed the case publicly.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Daniel O'Neal
Robert L. Oswald
Oswald
Justice Department
New York
Quebec to Gain $38 Million in Aid From Federal Ministers
Federal cabinet ministers met in Montreal in a rare Ottawa outside session with 19 Quebec interest groups and announced 38 million dollars in economic aid for Quebec. Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau led 11 other ministers in public appearances amid a national unity campaign as Quebec’s pro separatist government plans a referendum on remaining in Canada.
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Montreal
Ottawa
Quebec
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Canada
Japan rejects U S demand to cut trade deficit
Nobuhiko Ushiba, minister for External Economic Affairs, says Japan will not turn its large trade surplus into a deficit. He plans to present Tokyo’s responses in Washington this weekend to U S economic demands.
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Japan
U.S
Tokyo
United States
Nobuhiko Ushiba
Ushiba
Washington
Bar group urges CHP to halt anti DUI prompts
In Sacramento a bar owners association asked the California Highway Patrol to stop urging patrons to report intoxicated drivers via phone. The CHP handed out cocktail napkins and matchbooks urging dialing a safety line. Association executive Russell FitzPatrick warned the plan could invite grudges and bias against bar patrons or owners.
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Sacramento
Calif
Bar Owners’ Association
California Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Russell FitzPatrick
Alcoholic Beverage Control Licensees’ Association
Mail subscription rates for New York state in advance
Rates show daily and Sunday newspaper options with prices for 3 months and yearly terms. Totals include postage charges across several plan lines, indicating prepayment required and per-state pricing for New York subscribers.
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New York State
Lyr
Dogs before kids? Stark children taken by authorities in Florida
Loretta Stark's two children were placed in state custody amid concerns over her focus on stray dogs. Authorities cited neighborhood complaints and a failing home, noting her spending on animals and minimal support for her kids. Officials aim to reunite the family with possible help and supervision.
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Tavares
Fla
Loretta Stark
Bob Wear
State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services
Wear
Stark
Strike Likely to Continue in Britain Firemen
London AP reports Britain’s 3,000 striking firemen are expected to reject a new government wage offer and maintain a 25 day strike. The plan exempts them from a 10 percent wage cap if they take a 10 percent raise now and return to work, with two further increases to be negotiated in November 1978 and November 1979. Military units replace strikers as the fire fighters union signals initial opposition.
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London
Britain
Merlyn Rees
Conservative
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