Position Paper On the Montana Copper Strike 1968 Feb
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2) DEER LODGE COUNTY (Anaconda) a. 352 striking families received general assistance warrants of; $238,700.00 b. An additional 729 families certified eligible for food stamp program.
3) CASCADE COUNTY (Great Falls) a. 71 striking families received general ass:j.stance warrants of: $ 36,600.00 b. An additional 779 families certified eligible for food stamp program.
- 5 - RECAPITULATION OF PUBLIC ASSISTANCE FOR THESE THREE COUNTIES FROM JULY 15, 1967 THROUGH FEBRUARY 29, 1968: ....
1) 1,107 strik...ing families from these three counties received a total of $706,700.00 in general assistance warrants.
2) 3,038 striking families were certified as eligible to participate in the surplus food stamp program.
Exhaustion of the proceeds of county poor fund levies in Butte (Silver Bow County) and Anaconda (Deer Lodge County) necessitated their asking for State grants in aid to meet the growing welfare costs.
A state grant of $118,000 was awarded to Silver Bow County and $32,000 to Deer Lodge County so poor funds could operate through March, 1968.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2) DEER LODGE COUNTY (Anaconda) a. 352 striking families received general assistance warrants of; $238,700.00 b. An additional 729 families certified eligible for food stamp program.
3) CASCADE COUNTY (Great Falls) a. 71 striking families received general ass:j.stance warrants of: $ 36,600.00 b. An additional 779 families certified eligible for food stamp program.
- 5 - RECAPITULATION OF PUBLIC ASSISTANCE FOR THESE THREE COUNTIES FROM JULY 15, 1967 THROUGH FEBRUARY 29, 1968: ....
1) 1,107 strik...ing families from these three counties received a total of $706,700.00 in general assistance warrants.
2) 3,038 striking families were certified as eligible to participate in the surplus food stamp program.
Exhaustion of the proceeds of county poor fund levies in Butte (Silver Bow County) and Anaconda (Deer Lodge County) necessitated their asking for State grants in aid to meet the growing welfare costs.
A state grant of $118,000 was awarded to Silver Bow County and $32,000 to Deer Lodge County so poor funds could operate through March, 1968.
What to read after Position Paper On the Montana Copper Strike 1968 Feb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Unemployment Compensation Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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