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A-4 THE SUN Monday, July 10, 1972 Aid Probe Uncovers Fraud snaimnDncBD? sail flfflnofflimB the controversial 1971 Welfare Reform Act. That system is designed, officials said, to enable county welfare departments to make sure that recipients of Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) are reporting outside income. Robert Carleson, state Director of Social Welfare, says the state needs the inspection procedure to check outside income of welfare recipients and to uncover possible fraud. State officials say that both a person's eligibility for welfare and the amount of the grant are determined by the amount of income reported to and computed by the counties. The cases reviewed were those of welfare recipients in the upper 10 per cent income bracket and dealt with the final three months of 1971.

SACRAMENTO (UPI) A task force has found "substantial discrepancies" in the reported outside income of hundreds of welfare recipients in San Francisco, sources in the Reagan administration disclosed yesterday. A seven-man team headed by Dick Peterson, chief of the Department of Social Welfare's Operations Security Office, conducted a special review of 387 welfare cases in the city during a five-day period last month. The sources said the yet-unpublished results of the 1 i minary investigation show that in 88.6 per cent of the cases looked at the earnings reported to local welfare departments were well below those appearing on records of payrolls reported to the state by employers. Although officials were careful not to lable the variances as fraud, they said the investigators felt that appeared to be the case "in most of the cases reviewed." The task force is considering the possibility of venturing into other counties for similar reviews, the sources added, because the San Francisco study purportedly uncovered discrepancies greater than had been anticipated. An a i a vit spelling ou preliminary results of the review is expected to be filed today in the 3rd District Court of Appeal in Sacramento to bolster the state's case in an upcoming hearing.

The appellate court has scheduled a July 19 hearing on an appeal by the state to allow it to proceed with its "earnings clearance system," a key provision of 7 I i i Fischer Sends for Favorite Chair classic pump by naturalizcr i II 1 k. i II 1 It i II 11 14.99 reg.S20 the hall where the match is to be played once, complained about a number of things, including the chairs, the light and the board. Since he could find no chair to fit him the 29-year-old American is much taller than Spassky, 35 Fischer decided to ship his own favorite chair in from New York. It arrived aboard an Icelandic jetliner. "I don't think that the playing conditions will cause any serious Cramer said.

"They are so much better than anything we have seen before. And if the two players dislike something then it could be changed during the course of the match." Cramer said Fischer was ready to start play at any time. "I am quite sure we will have the first game Tuesday unless Spassky is still ill. The last postponement was brought on because the Russians said he was not in a condition to play," Cramer said. Save 25 on our famous "feather-hi" shoe designed to take you everywhere in style.

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Schmidt's deputy, Gudmundur Arnlaugsson of Iceland, will take charge of the first game in the $250,000 match for the world title. The players have still to give their official approval to the playing conditions but Spassky said Saturday hefore leaving to go salmon fishing that he would not argue about the conditions or the picking of a board and a chess set. "I will leave that Fischer. It makes no difference to me," he said. Fischer, who has been in Continuously Clean Lighted Clock Oven Timer Lift-Off Top Visualite Oven Door i SAVE $81 The Largest Stocking TV Appliance Outlet in the Inland Empire tuflin TV APPLIANCES LV A 3990 N.

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