$44 Million Proposed for Ohio Public Works
President Ford's fiscal 1977 budget requests $44 million for Ohio projects, with $21.2 million for construction in the state. Major item is $6.1 million for Caesar Lake flood control, plus six flood control projects and two navigation projects including East Fork Lake, Alum Creek Lake, Mill Creek, Chillicothe, Muskingum River Lake, and Cuyahoga River allocations.
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Ford to name welfare czar to unify federal aid
President Ford proposed creating a welfare czar to standardize elderly sick and poor subsidies across all 50 states. The plan aims to reform four programs within a seven to eight year timeline, with executive authority and broad guidelines, detailing income limits work requirements and rent subsidies.
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End to draft registration urged to trim costs
Washington reports the 1975 budget plan seeks to end draft registration. Although abolished in 1973, all 18 year olds must still register. The budget would cut Selective Service spending from about 414 million to 83 million and reduce staff to around 100 while preserving conscientious objector tracking and alternative service support.
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IRS proposal to cut 2500 IRS jobs amid budget plan
The IRS would trim about 2,500 positions mainly in audit and collections under President Ford's budget. Computers will play a larger role in returns reviews, and the chance of using a pet as a dependent remains unlikely.
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