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New Hope helps Diane Suggs win a wage and future
Diane Suggs, after years of welfare and low wage work, lands a full time job as a clams approver at Metropolitan Life in Milwaukee aided by New Hope Project wage supplements and community service jobs. The story frames Clinton welfare reform aims, debates two year time limits, and contrasts New Hope with Chicago Project Match while noting broader unemployment and child care barriers.
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Milwaukee
Diane Suggs
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Sugegs
Suggs
New Hope Project
New Hope
Clinton
Wisconsin
Tommy Thompson
Clnton
Chicago
Bruce Reed
Project Match Service
Warrine Pace
Cabrini-Green
Michelle Brewer
Metropolitan Life
Thomas F. Schrader
Wisconsin Gas Company
Census Bureau
United States
New World
Reed