Job training bill facing big challenges and questions
Washington AP reports passage of a $495 million job training measure aims to equip workers amid automation. The bill funds surveys of skills needed, then matched training programs in states starting July 1, with initial $100 million and possible rise to $165 million annually, while debates about effectiveness continue.
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Jacqueline Kennedy visits boys rehabilitation home in New Delhi
Thousands of Indians applaud the U S first lady as she tours a boys rehabilitation center in New Delhi’s business district. Mrs Kennedy tours workshops for ages 12 to 16, attends calisthenics, and receives gifts while Indira Gandhi chairs the event.
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Midsection Buried by Winter Storm Strands and Cleared Routes
Power outages persisted as crews struggled to reopen roads in the Dakotas Nebraska Iowa and Minnesota after a major snowstorm. Hundreds of schools closed towns isolated and motorists stranded surged into rescue efforts with some residents hosting travelers in community halls. The storm dumped 20 inches in Vermont and New Hampshire and disrupted services across the region.
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Rockville Wins National Award For Progress
Rockville earned a 1962 All-America Award from the National Municipal League for citizen action progress. The city was cited for steady advances including a new $3 million water system and a $1.5 million sewer system, with a center auditorium and ongoing community improvements. Other awardees included Falls Church Virginia and Galveston Texas among eleven cities nationally.
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Estimated U.S. cigarette smokers include millions of women
An estimate cites about 24 million American women smoking cigarettes, representing a significant share of U.S. smokers and highlighting gender patterns in tobacco use.
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Prayer and Faith in Daily Life Guidance
A prayer from Anvon Roy Stetler of Harrisburg Pennsylvania urges openness to the Holy Spirit. It asks for faith to see eternal significance in daily life and for guidance through present problems through Jesus Christ.
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Test Ban Prospects With Soviets Seen As Unlikely
Western powers doubt a limited nuclear test ban would jumpstart trust with the Communist bloc. Delegates from 17 nations, led by the United States and Britain, press for broader disarmament talks while neutrals like Brazil and India attend. Soviet and Western leaders expect a push toward general and complete disarmament at the conference.
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Court hears challenge to liquor board on site and licenses
Attorneys argued the Liquor Board cannot regulate arbitrarily or split licenses between venues The case questions whether one license may cover both a Vogue Room and a liquor store and if two distinct operations can operate under a single license The judge cited a Baltimore amusement park ruling on integrated on and off sale privileges and noted minority views on separate off sale features.
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Harry Warren to Talk to Underwriters in Hagerstown
Harry Warren of Baltimore the general agent for Aetna Life Insurance Company for Maryland and northern West Virginia will address the Hagerstown Life Underwriters at the American Legion Home on Friday. His talk titled The Cornerstone of Security covers his extensive public service including three Maryland legislatures and wartime Navy service. Warren holds multiple leadership roles with life underwriters groups and is current president of the Maryland State Association of Life Underwriters.
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Entitled vs Improper Benefit Payments Scrutinized
Officials say checks on each case must occur at least every six months to prevent overpayments to those who are not entitled. They warn increasing checks would require more staff and could breach regulations, noting many totally disabled recipients may receive more than due.
Anacin Ad Promises Fast Relief From Colds
An advertisement claims Anacin provides quick relief from headaches and long lasting comfort from head colds and lingering virus colds. It asserts extra ingredients offer stronger relief, that the product is doctor recommended, and can be taken as directed without upsetting the stomach.
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