Food stamp budget fight shapes up as fiercest
Washington observers forecast the hardest battle over cutting funds for the 11.1 billion food stamp program. Reagan aides back cuts led by Sen. Jesse Helms, while church groups unions and state officials organize a lobbying push to protect nutrition, school meals, and welfare benefits for the truly needy.
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Minority status questioned in St. Louis airport project
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports that over 1.5 million of 2 million in minority set aside work went to firms labeled minority in name only. The investigation cites a white-owned Sachs Electric and a black-owned Harding Electric joint venture, 50-50, as the minority qualified contractor.
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