Fewer Families on Welfare Reported in May
Washington AP says May welfare recipients declined 0.3 percent from April, with a 34 000 person drop to 10.2 million in family aid. Gains remained among aged, blind and disabled recipients, while states including Alabama Puerto Rico California led declines amid fiscal pressures.
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Hints From Heloise Readers Share Everyday Ruts and Home Tips
A collection of reader inquiries and brief responses. Topics include breaking daily routines, rearranging home furniture and color schemes, trying new groceries and markets, and adjusting grooming habits. Also tips on garage ironing setup, cautious country driving around tractor trailers, keeping a baby from saliva on food, and padding doors to protect furniture.
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Attorney seizes abandoned Coast Guard station in Virginia Beach
Virginia Beach attorney Charles Burlage took possession of an abandoned Coast Guard station claiming the 1878 lease reversion. He cut fences, posted no trespassing signs, and plans to build a motel on the two acre site leased for 6000 dollars annually from the Drinkwater heirs.
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Virginia Beach
Charles Burlage
Coast Guard
Burlage
Edward Drinkwater
Drinkwater
Thomas Harlan
H. E. Steel
Port of
Hampton Roads
Norfolk Coast Guard Group
Harlan
General Services Administration
Coast Guard Station
Building Planned For 26 Years to Become Reality
Gardner officials broke ground for a municipal garage for the Department of Public Works. Plans were approved 26 years ago with 1945 cost estimated at 50 000 dollars. Current estimate stands at 190 000 dollars. City leaders cited long delays but expect completion to move forward.
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Gardner, Mass
Department of Public Works
Rosalie J. St. Jean
Weather modification reports may be required by law
Congress weighs a bill to force those who alter weather to disclose their activities or face a ten thousand dollar fine. The measure traces a long history from Twain to Warner and notes advances since 1946 in cloud seeding and rain production.
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Congress
Twain
Warner
Iny Langmuir
Vincent Schaefer
National Science Foundation
Chaotic Week In Maryland Marked By Weather Policy Debate
Maryland official Henry G. Bosz describes a chaotic week as he and Gov. Mandel discuss Nixon's 90 day wage price rent freeze. A Commerce Committee report urges a new law to track weather modification activities and require reporting to the secretary of commerce before and after such work.
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Henry G. Bosz
Maryland
Nixon
Marvin Mandel
Bosz
Office of Emergency Planning
House Commerce Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Appellate Review Ordered in Contempt Citation
LOS ANGELES AP An appellate court will hear oral arguments Oct. 6 on a contempt citation against William Farr a former Los Angeles Herald Examiner reporter and current news secretary to the district attorney for refusing to reveal a source in a Sharon Tate murder trial story. Farr was convicted of contempt of court by the Superior Court for withholding information about the alleged Charles Manson family plot to kill Hollywood celebrities.
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Sharon Tate
State Court of Appeal
Superior Court
William Farr
Farr
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Charles Manson
Hollywood
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