Welfare audit finds $1.17 billion yearly loss to taxpayers
A government audit based on 44 000 AFDC cases shows 1 million welfare families were ineligible or overpaid, totaling $1.17 billion annually. HEW plans action to cut errors by June 30 1875, with states risking federal funds if goals fail.
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Subscriber Troubles Prompt McCalls to Correct Billing
A reader complains about a missing September issue and ongoing subscription problems with McCall's. The exchange notes that December and January issues are being sent, and a reader from Shepherdstown reports receiving a refund from Nationwide Camera Exchange for a late lens order, with $56.40 due in five days.
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Laird Quits Nixon Staff Amid Watergate Turmoil in February
Melvin R. Laird plans to resign as presidential counselor in February and hand over congressional liaison and domestic policy duties to Vice President Gerald Ford. Other top counselors, including Blakell Farland, are reportedly considering leaving White House duty next year as Watergate controversy pressures policy. Laird announced resignation amid calls for impeachment vote by March 15.
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Ervin to retire from Senate amid Watergate era doubts
Sen. Sam J. Ervin, chair of the Senate Watergate committee, announces retirement after two decades in office. He says Watergate has been a national disaster but notes Nixon may not recover, and he plans to release all tape transcripts and documents while weighing whether he can vote on the President's possible conviction.
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Associated Press
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New Legal Battle Over Nixon Tapes Heats Up
A Watergate committee seeks 481 recordings and related White House files as subpoenas renew a long legal clash. Judge Sitia ruled to allow delivery of subpoenaed material to prosecutors while White House requests to withhold material from the grand jury remain in dispute. The committee demands broad access to conversations, the break in at the DNC, cover up efforts, and related items including the ITT antitrust settlement.
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U.S
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Watergate Committee
Democratic National Committee
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