State Bars To Residency Attacked
A 1941 Supreme Court ruling barred California from criminalizing bringing the poor into the state. Now courts review residency limits aimed at welfare costs for new residents with Office of Economic Opportunity backing. Federal data show large dependence on aid to dependent children with residency rules tied to federal funding. Nine states reportedly have no residency requirements for the program.
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James F. Byrnes
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Earl Johnson Jr
OFO
Legal Services
Peter Smith
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Alaska
Georgia
Hawaii
Kentucky
Maine
New Jersey
New York
Rhode Island
Vermont
BOCES Open House For Parents At Eagle Mills
An open house for parents involved in the Rensselaer County BOCES handicapped program was held at Eagle Mills School. Principal speaker was Mrs. Ernest Mensier of the County Chapter For Retarded Children, who outlined the association’s multifaceted program. School officers and BOCES staff, including Hereford A. Smith and Ruth Casale, led a Q A session with teachers Enid Dorrance, Theresa Hartnagle, and Nancie Bolser contributing.
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Rensselaer County
Linda Glenn
BOCES
Enid Dorrance
Theresa Hartnagle
Nancie Bolser
Electric Eyes Assist Police In Car Thefts
Detroit reports a new electronic plate scanning system that reads license plates at roadside points. Data is transmitted to a central computer to compare against a police wanted list, triggering alerts within ten seconds to aid vehicle apprehension.
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Detroit
Electronic Poker Excel
Dendix Research Laboratores
Center Brunswick Mothers Club Meeting Tuesday
The Mothers Club of the Cent Brunswick area will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Doris Shaffer and Mrs. Teresa Danish. Members are to bring a Christmas wreath and center piece as part of a Christmas grab bag. Refreshments will be served and demonstrations on making arrangements will be given by Mrs. Peter Suarez and others.
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Center Brunswick
Auto Club Warns Drivers Over Early Night Darkness
Henry Rickman of Troy Auto Club urges caution as November and December bring earlier darkness. The piece outlines hazards from glare fatigue smoking and aging, with night driving dangers such as drunken driving unmarked rural roads tailgating and difficulty spotting pedestrians and animals.
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Auto Club
Henry Rickman
Troy Auto Club
Rickman
Growing Problem Alcoholism Series by GRASP
A multi part series on alcoholism authored by subject authorities. Sponsored by the Greater RenSelaar County Area Alcoholic Service Project GRASP. The articles discuss causes effects and community responses in accessible public health terms.
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Greater Rensselaer County
Spanglish Mixture Of Languages In Community Health Call
Robert J. Hogan argues for shared responsibility in preventing and treating alcoholism. He urges community cooperation, reduced stigma, and new services like outpatient clinics and halfway houses, with the Greater Rensselaer County Alcoholic Service Project expanding education and referral efforts in 1968.
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Greater Rensselaer County Alcoholic Service Project
Greater Troy Area Council On Alcoholism
Czechoslovakians Increase Calorie Intake Signaling Diet Shift
Prague AP report notes Czechoslovakia’s average daily calories rose from 2,545 in 1936 to 3,110 last year. CTK cites experts who warn of high fat foods and lagging organic protein consumption among Czechoslovaks.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
CTK
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