Word: hiring
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...including New Jersey, Illinois and Texas, some handicapped have been going to school with normal children for years. In many schools they go to regular classes only part time; in others, specially trained teachers visit their classes daily. In Los Angeles, state funds have enabled the school district to hire 80 extra nurses, psychologists and supplemental teachers. Danny Kodmur, 11, who has cerebral palsy and had been attending a special school until last year, was elected president of the student body by his new classmates at L.A.'s Cheremoya Elementary School this fall...
...aren't there more opportunities to pursue writing on a variety of competency levels? The immediate answer appears to be monetary. However, while most sources agree with Shore that "the English Department has no money to hire people to teach additional classes," some feel the budgetary hurdle could be overcome and that subtler reasons exist for limiting the size of the writing program...
...Government cannot use fiscal and monetary stimulation to bring unemployment much below 5% or 5½% without reigniting inflation. Thus, to reach his goal of 4½% unemployment and create jobs for roughly 1 million unemployed people, Carter would push selective Government job programs-subsidies for companies to hire the unemployed, a plan like the old CCC to put jobless youths to work on urban clean-up and build-up projects, and the like. He argues that the programs would ultimately pay for themselves by getting people off the dole and turning them into productive taxpayers. Remembering that such schemes...
...Carter argues that 90% of the 12 million people now on welfare cannot provide properly for themselves and hence "should be treated with love and compassion and respect and dignity." As for the 10% able to work, he would give them special training and, provided the private sector cannot hire them-a solution he prefers-he would generate jobs through federal programs. If these welfare recipients refused to go to work, vows Carter, "I wouldn't pay them any more money"-a line that customarily draws cheers from his audiences. He says that there are 2 million welfare workers...
...work-study program provides federal funds to organizations so they can hire students on financial aid. The government funds cover 70 per cent of the student salaries, while employers pay the rest...