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Surround iourie ldJith d3eauity PRATT & LAMBERT PAINTS IMPERIAL WALL-TE- Washable Wallpapers (Salt lake Glass & Paint Company) 0a7:M Wttil I ST" 486-75- U.S. Revives Welfare Probes Immunity By John Stowell Associated Press W nter WASHINGTON (LT1) -Convicted Watergate conspirator E Howard Hunt received from prosecution immunity Tuesday so he could present evidence before a grand jury called to investigate financing of the 1972 presidential campaign Judge John J Sinca gave Hunt immunity Tuesday m U S. Distnct Court The second Watergute grand jury, sworn in Monday, was called at the request of special prosecutor Archibald Cox to investigate possible illegal contributions including a report that International Telephone and Telegraph Co. was to make a TtOO.OOl) contribution to the GOP in return for favorable of an antitrust settlement case The grand jury is also expected to look into the group" at the plumbers White House formed to plug national security leaks. Hunt G. Gordon aid Liddy have been named as members of the plumbers. Testimony has been given before the Senate Watergate committee that Hunt forged State Department cables for White House aide Charles W. Colson which allegedly tied President John F Kennedy to the killing of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dien Diem. WASHINGTON - welfare Secret state investigations of applicants and recipients, abolished the in 1960s-wer- e re - established I Tuesday by a new set of fed- w . f 15 the permission of the applicant or recipient The new rules take effect in 60 days but states may impleif ment them immediately new legislation is not needed. Carleson said The new regulations also extend from from 39 o, T days the time m which statf must decide on welfare applications, extend from kO to 90 days the deadline for acting on hearings, reduce from lr to 10 davs the time for advance notice of welfare aid reduction or termination, eliminate the right to individual hearings when state law is the only issue, and permit determination, reduction or suspension of aid after a local evidentiary hearing. child is placed m a foster home or becomes a ward of the court, a recipient's physician prescribes a new level of medical care, u. - special allowance for a certain period is terminated Act Immediately Carleson said another regulation to be proposed soon would allow states to act immediately m cases of suspected fraud. He said separate treatment of this issue is necessary to protect recipients nghts T States will be allowed to de-- ! velop their own methods for eral rules. The Depart-e n t Health, Education and Welfare said the recovering overpayments of sweeping proposal expands from 7 to 11 the types of situations in which an agency can discontinue or reduce welfare aid ho without advance notice added four new instances cover cases in which a recipient is placed in a long-terhospital or nursing home at state expense, a dependent can make outside contacts to determine eligibility only with Own Methods Mr. Weinberger changes affecting rebef eligibility determination, fair hearings and recovery of overpayments will help reduce errors costing taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars annually. The purpose of these regulations is to make sure welfare funds get to those in need, and to help restore the publics faith in our welfare system, said HEW Secretary The Caspar W. Weinberger longer large overpayments and payments to ineligible recipients continue, the more people m real need are deprived of funds intended for within reasonable limits." but with a new one-- ) ear retroactive limit applying also to correction of underpayments. Under the old rules, Wem-berge- r. SUPER SAVINGS sources jar 0 to 80 3 BAYS ONLY 1 The new requiremen that applications be written and signed, and not be taken by phone or mail, was amended to allow a third party to apply on behalf of an incapacitated or incompetent person Another change from the THURS. FRI. 3 P.M. to ENROLL ail- P.M. 1 1 NOON to 7 P.M. SAT. 10 A.M. At Spears, the world's largest Chiropractic Hospital, thousands of people suffering from Arthritis end other mi cco over- only if they involved the willful fraud, error caused by the recipient or if the recipient had sufficient income or re- Includes Section I have an awful lot of conand states fidence that counties are going to do right by their poor, said Robert B. former California Carleson, welfare director and now special welfare assistant to At present, a state ANNUAL SUMMER payments could be recovered them." The rules were bitterly contested by welfare organizations, recipients and legal aid groups who argued that return to secret probes might lead to harassment and invasion of privacy. In response to those comments on the original April 20 That grant of immunity was proposals, HEW included a extended some months after section which it said restates Hunt had pleaded guilty to that constitutional rights are and burglary to be observed and proconspiracy charges i tected COLOR CENTER 2205 So. Main Grant of Hunt was previously granted immunity to testify before the first Watergate grand jury. PRATT & LAMBERT j New HEW Rule ,y 1373 to 6 P.M. NOW KSL SKIERSWAY SKI SCHOOL ments have found gratifying relief and a new way of life. If your condition indicates the need for the treatment that has released so many from bondage of pain and invalidism, write today for our free literature; and see your local Chiropractor. SPEARS CHIROPRACTIC HOSPITAL 1 927 Jersey St. Denver, Colo. 80220 Dept. AA69 1st SESSION DEC. 1st SKIERS SjXLTUXKE 3927 HIGHLAND DRIVE SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH BE WISE AND BUY FROM THE PROS. J. 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