Dole wary of trap on Social Security cuts
Senate leader Dole warned against bearing the burden of cutting the Social Security cost of living adjustments noting any change would need Democratic buy in. He stressed basic benefits will not be touched and outlined plans for budget cuts of 40 to 50 billion dollars in the first year while avoiding a political trap.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Dole
Dole
Kansas
Supreme Court
Middle-class family faces rock bottom after factory closure
Richard and his wife Sleep on sleeping bags while their daughter uses a cardboard box as a bed. With months in flux living with friends, their savings dry up after a car purchase debt. They traveled to California Arizona New York Ohio for interviews with no job. Welfare looms as friends judge them, yet he stays hopeful and writes to congressmen proposing a tax on home sales to fund shelters.
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Richard
California
Arizona
New York
Ohio
Gilman
West Lorain
Lorain
White House secret dog problems stir hype over Lucky
AP report notes the first family’s Bouvier puppy Lucky misbehaves indoors at times and caused a rug incident at Camp David. Sources say a trainer visits weekly, and the White House even uses an automated paw print signature for Lucky in mail responses to schoolchildren.
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Washington
Lucky
Nancy Reagan
White House
Camp David
Aspen Lodge
Ralston-Purina
Reagans
Lorain Agencies Struggle With Homeless After Demolition
Lorain housing raids left the homeless to seek food from church kitchens and shelterless corners. Salvation Army meals serve welfare clients month end as Maj. Gilman notes rising numbers. Neighborhood House workers describe chronic homelessness among former mental patients and those avoiding welfare. Buccino cites lack of coordinated services and fear of losing belongings.
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Lorain
Broadway
11Th
13Th
Buccino
Raymond Gilman
Larry Metcalf
Neighborhood House
Education nominee Bennett sparks vote on hiring record
Senator Paul Simon challenges William Bennett's nomination to head the Education Department over NEH staffing bias. Records show white males held most senior posts, with no black male senior officials and-wide gender disparities. Endowment officials defend policies as blind to race and sex while pursuing broad applicant pools.
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Washington
Paul Simon
D-Il
Reagan
Education Department
William Bennett
Bennett
National Endowment For the Humanities
Simon
Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee
Education
Endowment Agency
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Capitol’ Hill
Senate
Employment Commission
John Agresto
Mertz weighs next career move after sheriff tenure
Mertz considers future options after serving as sheriff expressing doubt about a deputy marshal role due to a 35 year age limit. He hints at seeking work outside Lorain County and outside Florida in summer, focusing on a satisfying job where he can do well. He enjoyed his sheriff years and seeks a suitable new position.
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Federal Marshal’s Department
Mertz
Lorain County
Florida
Teal
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