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Show DESERET NfcWS, 3 Wednesday, August 6, 1969 FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane Just Not Fashionable Nixon Polishes 'PALM Welfare Plan . WASHINGTON (AP) and New York. Guarantee an Income of $1,500 & year to the average family of four. The amount of guarantee would depend on Wants a national minimum standard of welfare, a new subsidy far the working poor, 6 shift in manpower programs land state sharing of federal lax revenues. family size. This Family Security would pioneer federal ments to wage earners make below subsistence High administration sources iay the broad outline of the jmessage is complete, but jflixon called his cabinet together today at Camp David, Md., to go over the program. There have been no indications of timing, extent and ollar cost of the welfare V'anges he will propose. Sources in the executive Iranch and on Capitol Hill say the President in his nationally broadcast speech will ask Congress to: Impose a federally 4 telephone. havent been out all Plan ready temperatures have hit a blistering 121 degrees pay- who federal job trainThe ing, counseling and recruiting programs would be consolidated and fitted to the needs of a statewide plan. Operating funds would come from Labor Department block grants. fi- Assured revenue would be about $1 billion in the first year and push upward later. The President is also expected to request a minimum benefit of $50 a month in all adult welfare programs e such as assistance, aid to the blind and aid to the disabled. old-ag- ANN ARBOR, MICH. (AP) A police source says John N. Collins, charged with the murder of a university coed, may have known all but one of six other girls slain in this area in the last 25 months. Meanwhile, police in Salinas, Calif., said Roxie Ann riding away from a wig shop with a young man on a motorcycle. Police say the motorcycle rider was Collins. The police source said Collins had at least brushed elbows with all the slain Michigan girls except Jane Louise ( c: r,Nr it) CO Arbor IP .V2M 2P ' ("iii 05.r i i ('(: Ii (P -- ( Sk3 :t (t o ) t fTrr. fpp 9 (S' GlS The restaurant, intelligence-gatherin- g been compiiii.g files on dem- 9 o-am-- m - P any operable Electro 120 (With working trade) reg. $175 wa& r ... 200 trade-i- n ZCMI STATIONERY acceptable all stores Sears Exerciser v I, Sale Ends Saturday Rubiyat system was ordered by State Atty. Gen. Arthur J. Sills last year. Local and county law enforcement agencies have mITS- reg. $235 Electra 220 (With working trade) Continental Dining, on special nights set aside for young single men and women. The Rubiyat is less than two blocks from the Depot House, a rock n roll rehearsal hall, where Miss Kalom was last seen alive. 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Smith of the Monterey County Sheriffs Office said Collins picked up Nancy Ann Albrecht, 17, a close friend of Miss Phillips, the day before the Oregon girl was strangled with her belt. sale on our electric portable trade-i- n e. In California, local authorities and Michigan State Police are checking possible links with the death of Miss Phillips, whose home was in n Skelton, a high school drop- Xi W save $35 out slain last March 24, and Dawn Basom, a junior high school pupil killed April 15, both were known to frequent campus soda shops, the including McKenney Union. Alice Kalem, a University of Michigan graduate student last seen alive April 15, and Collins have been said by witnesses to have visited an Ann T OOD1N Maralyn o O mid-Jun- COTTONY FOOD 25, close-togeth- er 1st C'J. of Manuel, CM I 'VlXyi 4'iko Collins, Andrew who has been charged with stealing a house trailer which has been impounded by California authorities investigating a series of killings near Salinas. as also known Manuel, Richard Diaz Jr., has been named in a federal warrant charging him with unlawful interstate flight to avoid prosecution. Police said Manuel and Collins, who lived in the same Ypsilanti rooming house, traveled to California together in friend cited these circumstances: Collins and Mary Flesnar, whose body was found two years ago, worked in offices near the Eastern Michigan University campus where both were students. Collins and Joan Schell, found dead in July .1968, both in the McKenney worked Union, an Eastern Michigan student lounge and soda shop. ir o Ypsil-an- ti Mixer, 23, a University of Michigan law student who was shot to death last March. The source stressed that nothing had been uncovered to link Collins with the deaths of the five other women, but vTt OOpJfr Its nearly as LAK May Be A Link 23 O unbearable. hot as in the fire." Acquaintance before. Collins, 22, remained in the Washtenaw County Jail awaiting court proceedings Thursday on the charge of strangling Karen Sue Beineman, an Eastern Michigan 18, freshman last seen alive July HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS 0a?jT4 blaze in protective clothing is COED MURDERS Phillips, 17, strangled near there June 30, was a close friend of a girl Collins had given a ride in his car the day "13 Firemen say that battling a Alas, some folks are forced outside during these dog days. Construction of new hotels, shelfl" Give states an automatic share of federal tax revenues. now Monthly fange from a low of $9.50 in Mississippi to almost $70 in ' Well, sighs a lieutenant, he chief always tells us to vacation someplace where its cool. He thinks its good to give your body a rest from the summer heat. "At our house Mommy always hides the candy on the top d minlmums O - sala- Take Washington out of the manpower training business and turn the programs over to the states. fare program. si ff What can they do about the weather? ries. nanced minimum of about $30 it month for each of the 6.5 Jnillion persons who receive aid to dependent children, the largest and most costly wel- . I wouldnt know. I day. August is the hottest month in this plush desert spa. AlWhy, the salt tablets and water they want. We figure that as long as a man is sweating hes all right. If someone stops sweating, wc make sure he drinks some water, takes a salt tablet and knocks off the rest of the day. This is an 'air conditioned chortled a Chamber world, of Comment spokesman. Most people just go from their air conditioned homes to their air conditioned offices in their air conditioned cars. Whats the weather like? said a housewife reached by Policemen say they have the worst of it. Were constantly in and out of air conditioned says a buildings, patrolman. Tiie shock of all those 30 and 40 degree temperature changes makes us pretty uncomfortable. houses and stores is booming. We start early, about 6 We a.m., says a builder. all with workers supply our hottest spot in the nation. . But long-tim- e residents and vacationers arent scared off. With the help of air conditioning and shaded backyard swimming pools, they cope. CALIF igloos. 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