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Benefits for jobless on the line
W ASHINGTON {AP} — With federal benefits
fee 339.000 jobless Americana set to expire at
week's end. House Democrats are train* to brack
President Ronald Reagan be poshing am estett
iitoa. of the program he wants to let die.
Last week, the House Wags ami Means srab
tending through fane 30 s tupp lease ntai
aseagdonsent benefits See thaw*- who have
iireada exhausted their regular 28» weeks of
pa-rnsemts The program » to cspcne Saturday
his -^naaciiao! to the ex
temaim at his March 31 news asafewnce raring
‘ "the place mow fee people who are aamtag pro
s terns is oar job traiaasg gaoyu garticaftarfijr
o: -r-i _ .*.4 : ret ■ -aw who haw to' he
zei&oati&fi because something. hue happened to (the ■
that tlh j; liitinnffj mimIiiiJ twn ”
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..i ■ .r. re ra.t-ae i.».r re t em
ipoiing a tmHlimb rote lor bill* moved that
sjomdUy.
Sen. Bob Padwrood of Oregon, chair of the
the Republican-controlled Finance Committee,
ha* said be will oppose anything more than a
phase-out of the current program. The finance
panel has scheduled a meeting on the unemploy
ment compensation issue for Tuesday.
A phase-out limited to people already on the
rolls avoid cost about $100 million, compared to
the $270 million price tag of the Democratic plan
House Majority Leader Jim Wright, D-Te*as,
noted that the Drerocretir proposal is only a tem
porary ntcanon and said last week he hoped for
a compromise.
Meanwhile, the Senate's get-tough attitude
' toward trade with Japan could spread to the
^ Hoasr this work. The Senate lari week voted 92-0
■ to approve a non-binding resolution urging
'Rotgaa to retaliate with quotas and tariffs If Japan.
.doesn't' open its nolrif to more. American
" products.
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Ferraro blasts
.* Geraldine Ferraro -rays' the press
was generally fair to her during -
. her 198'4 -. Democratic vice .
. presidential campaign.; .even
though one newspaper printed
stories she says were "totally
■ false/'.
Ferraro, speaking before the
New York State Press Associa
tion oh Saturday; said that dur
ing her campaign certain New
York Post articles implied her
family was. connected • to
organised crime. *
"The implication they lodged
was totally false and unsup
ported by the facts:” she said.
“Am 1 unjust in believing that
some members of the press are
unfair — worse than unfair, that
they abuse their power so as to
harass, defame, and try to defeat
a candidate for public office?” .
Mansori disciple
'Charles'Mansion.family member
Sandra.Good, who-refused to
accept parole, because, it would
her her from associating with
Nfanson or his followers, will
come up again for release in 60
days, officials said
Good. 35. who served 10
years for mailing death threats
to businessmen, refuses! Friday
to accept a release certificate
containing the conditions said
Gwynne Sixer, warden at the
Federal Correctional Institution
for Women.
"She has been an excellent
prisoner in her to years here,
but she remains very committed
to Charlie Manaon,” added
Dave Helman. the warden's ex
ecutive assistant
In 1969 Good bore a son —
Pooh Bear — who was sired by
Manson The cult leader and
three followers were convicted
for the 1969 murders of actress
Sharon Tate and eight other
persons.
Good attended the University
for one term in 1962.
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