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Where the Administration plan would supplement the income of the working poor on a decreasing scale until earnings for a family of four reached $4,200 a year, Ribicoff s plan raised the break-even point below which the poor remained eligible for benefits to $5,053. But before he had even finished arguing his position in the Senate, a courier arrived with a press release saying in effect that the White House would not support his version of the bill...
Listening Therapy. Mental health professionals are not the only ones working to help valley residents with their emotional difficulties. To supplement these efforts, a three-man team of ministers trained in psychology goes from door to door, providing both religious solace and the same "listening therapy" dispensed by the mental health aides. Ordinary medical doctors have been pressed into service, too, serving as listeners while they treat patients for physical ailments complicated by flood-inflicted traumas. One of these, Pediatrician Mark Spurlock, has found that Buffalo Creek children have more nightmares now, and that "asthmatics are wheezing more." Among...
Sabloff maintains that the new information regarding the trade patterns--indicating the presence of foreign influences--will supplement previous studies which dealt only with Mayan religious and political structures, and the environment in which they lived...
...students will patrol during those hours when superintendents are not on duty in the Houses and will supplement existing fire precautions...
...qualified for the job that at first the committee didn't even consider him." He was selected, Whitlock said, on the basis of a memo Fisher sent to Bok last Spring that criticized the failure of the OGCP to counsel students not interested in graduate school and those who "supplement their education through off-campus experience...