Carter Sympathizes With Newark Mayors Spending Plan
Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson of Newark says President Carter supports job creation and tax rebates for low wage earners within a broader spending program. Gibson notes Carter will review long range plans, including welfare and development initiatives, and assures access to the President and his Cabinet.
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Student weighs Harvard Yale and Williams in college choice
Matt, a top county student, considers Harvard over Yale and Williams for college. He plans a liberal arts path, undecided on a career, and notes senioritis as he enjoys reading, science, math, and long distance running. His brother Doug is a seventh grader at Onondaga Middle School.
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Ford Library to house Ford papers at Michigan and Grand Rapids museum
President Ford's papers from 28 years in public life will be split between the University of Michigan library and a Grand Rapids museum. Carter at a press conference emphasized focus on job opportunities and a tax-cut plan to complement stimulus. Mayors urged a $20 billion immediate stimulus and a $12.3 billion, job-creating package with rebates, plus urban rehabilitation. A top-level task force on welfare reform and job security is expected to report within months.
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Carey mapping welfare cutbacks in New York state
Toia announces a savings package tied to Medicaid reforms and stricter eligibility rules. Aimed at cutting waste, the plan includes computer fraud detection, lower provider payments, and barring services for those awaiting eligibility determinations, with potential court challenges ahead.
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Israeli Troops Open Fire on West Bank Protesters
Israeli troops fired on student protesters in the Jordan West Bank. Police said a 11?year-old boy was wounded amid the demonstrations in Jerusalem.
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Bomb kills three at Baghdad airport customs area
Iraq accuses Syria's secret service of planting a bomb at Baghdad airport customs. Three people were killed and many injured, with ten requiring hospital treatment.
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