Plan to cut welfare in subsidized housing proposals
WASHINGTON AP sources say HEW Secretary Califano drafts a plan to reduce welfare payments to tenants in federally subsidized housing as part of Carter welfare reform. Three options include direct payment cuts, applying more funds to rent, or a mix, with critics warning of moves toward slum housing and impacts on families in subsidized housing.
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Washington
HEW
Joseph A Califano Jr
Carter
Associated Press
Meenlay
Califano
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Eileen Shanahan
Nathlap
Lenant
Workers vote to authorize Bell System strike
Washington AB Telephone workers, led by Communications Workers of America President Glenn E Walls, authorize a nationwide strike as early as Aug 6 if a new contract is not agreed. Some 300000 members support firm action, with IBEW and Telecommunications Workers unions potentially joining. The dispute centers on a 2.10 percent wage rise over three years and 10 percent cost of living adjustments plus job security, health benefits and pension safeguards.
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Washington
Bell System
Glenn E. Walls
Communissions Workers of America
Idea
Watts
Dhaunkos Eatleestilp
Walls
CWA
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Telecommunications International Union
Firefighters strike in University City defies court order
In University City Missouri a 43 member local strikes to ignore a court order to return to work as county authorities declare a state of emergency. Mutual aid departments assisted, lines guarded around a plastic bottle plant fire with no injuries reported.
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University City
Afc
St. Louis
Gene McNary
St. Louis County Court
Richard T. Walker
International Association of Fire Fighters
Susie
Waterbury murder suspect faces bid for release over police handling
Defense attorney John R. Williams argues state police mishandled the case against Lorne J. Acquin charged with the killings of his foster brother's wife seven children and others and with arson. Williams says misconduct and coercion claims may lead to dismissal and the suspect's freedom. Acquin, 22, appeared in Superior Court and remains jailed on bond as authorities deny the allegations.
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Waterbury
Williams
Aequin
Edward Leonard
Wlaens
Acquin
Connecticut
Lottery results reported for Maryland Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh
A scrambled lottery item notes numbers drawn on Monday in Maryland and Pennsylvania. The entry references Pittsburgh and Maryland daily numbers 24 0 and 057 with confusion over formatting and city names.
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Maryland
Prince Philip Helped Block Princess Margaret and Townsend
New biography by Willi Frischauer claims Prince Philip opposed Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend 1947 to keep Elizabeth and Philip from a quick marriage. The account cites royal advisers and Churchill fearing the affair undermined the throne, with Margaret marrying Antony Armstrong-Jewison years later.
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Graham Heathcote
Associated Press
London
Prince Philip
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsent
Philip
Townsend
Royal Air Force
George VI
Elizabeth
Willi Frischauer
Margaret
Buckingham Palace
Townsend Way
Anliny Armstrong-danes
Marcia
France
Frischauer
Royal Household
George
Xipg
Palace
Keeplizabeth
Prischauer
Rays
Tefus
Wallis Simpson
Edward VII
Winston Churchill
Frei Frince
Philia
Jeh
Margarat
Senator says budget director victimized by reporters
Lawmaker Abe Ribicoff tells Bert Lance he is smeared by investigative reporters while the Senate committee weighs questions about Lance personal finances and a pending sale of Lance stock in the National Bank of Georgia. Lance vows not to meddle in banking while remaining OMB director as a Chicago loan finances redirection.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington
Bert Lance
Atlanta
Senate
Laner
Abraham Ribiiglf
Dcon
Lance
Ribboft
Bnd
Hank of Georgia
Carter
Lane
Calhoun
Jong 48
Office of Management and Budget
Suspects arrested in kidnap of Fiat executive
Madrid police say six Latin Americans including a woman were arrested in Madrid and Maliga with a $2 million ransom recovered in Switzerland for the April 13 kidnapping of Fiat France head Revelli-Beaumont in front of his Paris home. He was released after 89 days in captivity.
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Madrid
Spain
Fiat
Luching Hevetti- Beaumion
Switzerland
Paris
Maliga
Revelli-Beaumont
Halian Automotive
Frevelli-Beaumont
Bey
Three plead guilty in Chowchilla kidnaping case
Three youths from wealthy families admitted guilty pleas to 27 counts of kidnapping for ransom in the Chowchilla school bus kidnapping. They retain innocence on some bodily harm charges. DA says aim is to convict on serious charges with possible life terms.
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Oakland
Cality
Miensto
Chowchilla
Fite
Rays
Lester Geadeon
Jamies Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
Heather
Richart
Frederic Woods
Clife
Bae
Fife
David Minter
I Madera
Minter
Alelitus
Central Valley
Livermore
San
Rock Quarry
Freedom
Superior Court
Leo Deegan
Riverside
Eastest
California
Deegan
Gendren
Schoonfeld
Ted Merrill
Woods
Herbert Yanowitz
Portola Valley
Famlly
San Franciseo
Yanowitz
Fast Wednesday
Vna
Akamilion Cantoin
the Woods Estate
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Catifano
Califang
Zero Five
Prince
Tank
Townsend, Frischaverelles
Friscaner
Hesp Townsend
Willion
First National Bank of Chicago
OMB
West
Tay
Metmorial Bay
Lader Day
Thastegseg Way
Htuimas Bay
Soma Ave
Mageriowa
Alagertoan
Cartier
Cormittee
Socialist Revolutionary Unity
Cor Rounique
Fiat Companies
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