Welfare rolls shrink as New York pushes work program
New York State Department of Social Services reports thousands of welfare recipients entering the job market under a fledgling work or face program. In nine months 22 748 were placed in jobs and 39 124 left welfare for failing to report or other reasons. Commissioner Abe Lavine notes the initiative succeeds within its framework and aids those seeking employment.
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Albany
N.Y
Department of Social Services Rts
Social Services
Abe Lavine
Lavine
Barry
State Employment Service
van Lare
Leon Tuten Named Assistant Principal at Douglass Middle
Leon Tuten a chemistry and biology teacher at Thomasville High for six years has been named assistant principal for Douglass Middle School for the coming year. The Board of Education approved his selection in Tuesday’s meeting.
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Leon Tuten
Thomasville High
Douglass Middle School
Board of Education
Lewis Brunner
Douglass
J.E. McClung
Tuten
Grady County
Mitchell
Pelham
H.C. Garner
Berry College
Rome
Valdosta State College
Dianne Tuten
Balfour Elementary School
Man Seeks Big House for Children Wife and Mistress
Leamington Spa resident Ray Stanley 46 asks local authorities to subsidize a larger home so he and his two families can live together. He currently shares a one room apartment with his mistress Pat Higgins and two children while his wife Lillian 44 with four children awaits divorce. Stanley earns 65 dollars weekly as a municipal garbage man and pays 11.70 weekly rent. Mrs Stanley supports the plan hoping to end two households. Local housing committee chair Robe rt Coombes will review the request on its merits.
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Leamington Spa
England
Ray Stanley
Stanley
Pat Higgins
Sheila
Christopher
Lillian
Ray
Robert Coombes
Army Units Join Camp Fund Drive for Exceptional Children
US Army Recruiting Service in Georgia and South Carolina and units including the 197th Infantry Brigade 931st Engineers Fort Benning 82nd Airborne Fort Bragg and 101st Airborne Fort Campbell join to raise funds for Exceptional Children Camperships. Donate old newspapers bottles and jars at 122 N Madison St Thomasville through Army Recruiting Station.
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US. Army
Georgia
South Carolina
Army
N. Madison Street
Thomasville
Army Recruiting
SFC
Thomas M. Parrish
Parrish
U.S. Army Recruiting Station
N. Madison St
Too Much Exercise Weighs Against Slimness, Study Finds
College Park Maryland AP reports Dr Richard Ahrens of the University of Maryland and his five year study on diet and activity showing that excessive vigorous exercise may become a stressor and cause rats to gain fat. The research suggests moderate activity keeps many people slimmer than daily five mile runs. Findings appeared in Agricultural Research magazine.
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College Park, Md
Richard Ahrens
University of Maryland
Ahrens
Agricultural Research Magazine
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