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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1977

Page

5

Aid on Target to Hardship Areas

Brookings researchers say federal stimulus will funnel 82 billion in grants to cities like Newark St Louis Philadelphia amid rising unemployment and poverty. They warn aid could drop sharply if programs expire and note several cities gain 150 to 400 percent boosts. In Arkansas Senator John McClellan is ordered to rest for two months after chest discomfort and pacemaker history.

Washington Newark St. Louis Philadelphia Brookings Institution Joint Economic Committee Brookings Associates Congress Ments Congressional Brookings Buffalo Chicago Los Angeles Phoenix Houston Richard Nathan Little Rock, Ark John McClellan D-Ark McClellan Baptist Medical Center William J. McClellan Sheridan Ark Walter Reed Army Hospital

NAACP Chief Urges Carter Backers to Help the Poor

NAACP Director Benjamin Hooks defies Carters warning and urges the president to remember the hungry when facing judgment. He endorses Vernon Jordan and the Urban League stance that Carter must strengthen policies for Black and poor Americans. Hooks concludes with biblical imagery about feeding the hungry and aiding the needy.

Vernon Jordan National Urban League Washington NAACP Benjamin Hooks Carter Hooks The Urban League Jordan

Star Sues Capitol Records Over Back Royalties

Country star Faron Young sues Capitol Records in Nashville Chancery Court for more than 150000 dollars claiming a private royalties audit shows Capitol shortchanged him. The Capitol legal chief could not be reached for comment.

Nashville, Tenn Faron Young Capitol Records Chancery Court Nashville Young Capitol

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