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THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1876 Results Of Study Of Effect Of Guaranteed Yearly Income On U.S. Job Holders ByDEANKATZ Associated Press Writer SEATTLE (AP) A guaran teed annual income apparently doesn't prompt people who have jobs to quit them, says the director of a project in Seattle. federal pilot For the past years, 2,100 a 111 e-area welfare and middle-to low-income families have been participating in a fBO-mfflion study aimed at evaluating the economic and social effects of a guaranteed annual income or negative income tax. About 30 per cent of the families participating in the Seattle study were on welfare when selected for the program, the project's director, Joe Bell, said. Families get an annual payment of $3,600, $4,800 or $5,800 for a family of four, for a period of three or five years.

Any income a family has is offset on a sliding scale against the guaranteed income. NOT YET COMPLETE The data is not complete and figures haven't been compiled, said Bell, an official of the state Department of Social and Health Sevices, but "there is nothing to suggest that people drop out of the labor market when guaranteed an income." Larry Orr, director of research for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare's Office of Income Security Policy in Washington, D.C., concurred. Based on earlier studies in New Jersey, Iowa and North Carolina, there is little outright withdrawal from the labor market," he said, would be surprised if the results in. Seattle are markedly different." ANOTHER STUDY Orr said there is evidence however, "of a small reduction in the number of hours that people work." A similar study is being conducted in Denver with 3,600 families. Bell said the program in Seattle, which ends in November, was designed to answer four or five basic questions: Do people drop out of the job market? Are there any changes in family mobility and size? Will a family be enhanced in terms of stability? How will the demands for social services, rath public and private, be affected? Bell said there is not enough information in from the Seattle study to answer most of the questions with any certainty.

But he said studies elsewhere mve indicated, in addition to a of withdrawal from the job market, an improvement in low children of participating amilies do in school. He said amilies also tend to buy more durable goods. ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES PUBLIC AUCTION CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT Tuesday, June 22,1976 Starting At 10:00 A.M. At Reisinger Bros, yard at the edge of Middlesex (Carlisle) Pennsylvania, just off Claremont miles west of Harrisburg or 25 miles north of Gettysburg. ALL equipment belongs to two companies only.

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The FCC has required the beep-tone to be supplied by the telephone company when conversations were being recorded with a few exceptions. But recent changes in federal regulations allow private parties to use recording devices to record phone conversations, and the FCC has been told that its beep-tone requirement is all- but-unenforceable. So the agency is asking th public to help determine how assure adequate protection privacy. News Briefs SCRANTON, Pa. (AP) New York woman gave birth a daughter Friday just off th Scranton exit of the northea extension of the Pennsylvam Turnpike.

Members ambulance aby in the turnpike parking lot. Officials said both the bab and her mother, Ruth Jaqua Orinskny Falls, N.Y., wer doing well at Community Med cal Center in Scranton. WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP Two men, one of them of the Chinchill crew delivered armed, made off with an un known amount of money Frida after holding up the East En Jranch Office of the Franklir Savings and Loan Associatio Wilkes-Barre Township. The armed bandit made ban! resident Elmer Klimchak li on the floor and directed one he tellers to "put money in the ag." WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.

(AP The Department of Environ mental Resources filed crimi nal charges against the owne and manager of the WiUiams- wrt Holiday Inn for allededl; erving a meal jafter its food li ense was suspended earlie his month. Charges were filed agains W.W. Motor Inns the own and Gilbert Venner, the manager. WTLMAMSPORT, Pa. (AP The Lycoming County Prison Joard has approved severa measures intended to improve security and emergency proce dures at the prison here.

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United Feature Syndicate. 5 PennDOT Officials Are Fired PITTSBURGH (AP) The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has moved to repair its damaged credibility by firing five state officials and suspending two others under a new ethics code. Newly appointed Secretary William Sherlock said the code calls for the immediate dismissal of any official convicted of wrongdoing and the suspension of any employe who is under indictment. "This is the first step in restoring public confidence in PennDOT and I have the full support and cooperation of Gov. Shapp and Lt.

Gov. Ernest Kline," Sherlock said. He hopes the action will result in the public support needed for the increased taxes and fees PennDOT requires. "PennDOT has enough prob- Lolek Evidence Of Bombings July 4 WASHINGTON (AP) A city police official has told Senate investigators there is "no hard intelligence" to confirm reports that radical groups will engage in mass civil disobedience, bombings and other violence on the 4th of July. Warnings of possible violence by radical groups at Fourth of July Bicentennial events here, in Philadelphia, and other major cities, were repeated by po- lice officials and a political scientist at a Senate subcommittee hearing Friday.

"A variety of groups, most of them basically Marxist-Leninist and some openly terrorist, have discussed plans to disrupt the bicentennial," Kintner, chief hearing. "Their efforts will be concentrated on largely in said William witness at a probably July 4 lems, financially and structurally, without having to cope with an image problem as well," Sherlock said. "Secretary Sherlock Is ducting a department-wide re-j evaluation and more dismassals can be expected in the near fu- ture," said Mike McLaughlin, press secretary to GOT. Shapp. i However.

McLaughlin said I several PennDOT employes who have been convicted ofj crimes will remain on the job) because of the recommendation of Philadelphia Special Prosecutor Bernard Siegal. Philadelphia and they can expect the largest crowds and the greatest publicity," he said. BUYING A NEW AUTOMOBILE? FIRST CALL FERN OHLER 334-4612 We Install CARPORTS 1952 the absence of the warden and reducing one guard from the overnight shift. A part-time guard will be used on the overnight when it is felt more security is needed. WASHINGTON (AP) Construction of Philadelphia's $307 million commuter tunnel could be- instability" of SEPTA, a federal official said Thursday.

Robert E. Patricelli, who heads the U.S. Transportation be postponed indefinitely cause of the "extreme Jepartment's Transportation Urban Mass Administration, old a House subcommittee he would make a final decision on the project within a lew weeks. A women in colonial times could not own property after marriage, even her own cloth- Dg." Governor Vetoes Bargaining Bill HAKR'BBURG (AP) Gov. Shapp has vetoed a bill that would have given county commissioners the sole responsibility for bargaining with all employes paid with county funds.

Shapp said Friday the bill involves an issue currently before Commonwealth Court and should not toe signed until the dispute is resolved. Some county commissioners and county judges are at odds over who should bargain with county court employes. before Court, attor- commissioners In recent arguments Commonwealth neys for the said they fix the taxes to pay the salaries and therefore should decide how much court employes will get. Outstand 3-year-old air-conditioned executive family home in Ridgewood is offered to the discriminating buyer who a home with quality features, minimum maintenance and a line location. It features 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a powder room off the foyer, a living room, formal dining room, well-equipped large eat-in kitchen, a family room with fireplace and sliding doors to the patio, a 2-car garage and a large base- PRICE ment on tastefully landscaped wood- flfln ed acre lot.

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