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WORKING SEMINAR ON THE FAMILY AND AMERICAN WELFARE POLICY (AEI): Statement before the Senate Finance Subcommittee on Social Security and Family Policy, March 2, 1987.
YZAGUIRRE, Raul (President of National Council of La Raza): Statement at Press Conference, May 13, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
AMERICAN PUBLIC WELFARE ASSOCIATION (APWA): Internal Memo which includes a Package of Republican Amendments to H.R. 1720 to be considered by the Full Ways and Means Committee, May 19, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
AMERICAN PUBLIC WELFARE ASSOCIATION (APWA): Internal Memo which includes revised CBO estimates on H.R. 1720, May 20, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
AMERICAN PUBLIC WELFARE ASSOCIATION (APWA): Internal Memo — Summary of House Ways and Means Committee Action on the Family Welfare Reform Act of 1987 (H.R. 1720) June 9 & 10, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
AMERICAN PUBLIC WELFARE ASSOCIATION (APWA): Comparison of Major Welfare Reform Legislation, S. 4+7, in: APWA — Background File.
ANDREWS, Michael A./MACKAY, Buddy: Dear Colleague Letter (Why Is Welfare Reform Important To The South?) dated Nov. 17, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
ARCHER, Bill/Hank Brown/Bill Frenzel/Guy Vander Jagt: Letter to Senator Lloyd Bentsen and Senator Bob Packwood, dated July 27, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
AMERICAN PUBLIC WELFARE ASSOCIATION (APWA): Amendments to S. 1511, o.D., in: APWA — Background File.
AMERICAN PUBLIC WELFARE ASSOCIATION (APWA): Dear Colleague Letter dated May 10, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
BATES, Jim/JOHNSON, Nancy L./BROWN, Hank/STENHOLM, Charles W./OLIN, James R./JOHNSON, Tim: Dear Colleague Letter, dated July 7, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
BENTSEN, Lloyd: Memorandum. To: Dan Rostenkowski. Re: Proposed Framework for Resolving Major Outstanding Issues. Dated Aug. 11, 1988, 3:29 p.m., in: APWA — Background File.
BENTSEN, Lloyd: Memorandum. To: Dan Rostenkowski. Re: Senate Offer on the Conference on H.R. 1720, the Family Welfare Reform Act. Dated September 21, 1988.
BLACK WOMEN FOR WAGES FOR HOUSEWORK AND THE INTERNATIONAL WAGES FOR HOUSEWORK CAMPAIGN: Statement May 12, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
BOWEN, Otis R. (Secretary DHHS) et al.: Letter to Sen. Lloyd Bentsen dated April 18, 1988, ( A copy of this letter has been sent to each member of the Committee on Finance), in: APWA — Background File.
BOWEN, Otis R. (Secretary DHHS) et al.: Letter to Sen. Bob Packwood dated July 12, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
BOWEN, Otis R. (Secretary DHHS) et al.: Letter to Dan Rostenkowski dated August 8, 1988 ( This letter has been sent to all House and Senate conferees), in: APWA — Background File.
BOWEN, Otis R. (Secretary DHHS) et al.: Letter to Robert H. Michel, dated Sep. 28, 1987, in: FOIA-Material.
BREEN, Peter A.: Letter to Rep. Downey dated June 26, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
BREEN, Peter A. and JOHNSON, III., A. Sidney: Dear Colleague Letter dated Nov. 20, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
BREEN, Peter A. and JOHNSON, III., A. Sidney: Dear Colleague Letter dated Nov. 20, 1987, in: APWA — Background File. BROWN, Hank: Republican Welfare Reform Bill — Section-by-Section Overview, August 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
BREEN, Peter A. and JOHNSON, III., A. Sidney et al.: Letter to Senators Bentsen and Packwood dated July 27, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
CARLSON, Pete (National Alliance of Business): Memo — Ways and Means Markup of H.R. 1720 — To: Larry Jones et al., April 23, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
CARPER, Tom: Dear Colleague Letter Dated Nov. 13, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
CARPER, Tom et al.: Letter To The Speaker Of The House Of Representatives Dated Nov. 30, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
CELANI, Veronica H. (Department of Social Welfare Commissioner, State of Vermont): Letter to Rep. James M. Jeffors dated July 22, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
CHILDREN’S DEFENSE FUND: H.R. 1720, the Family Welfare Reform Act, Provides expanded Education, Training and Employment Opportunities And Enhanced Supports For Poor Families And Children, Washington, D.C. October 23, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
CHILDREN’S DEFENSE FUND: H.R. 3200, the Republican Alternative To Welfare Reform, Prevents States From Establishing Cost-Effective Programs That Will Enable Poor Children And Families To Move toward Self-Sufficiency, Oct. 23, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
CHILDREN’S DEFENSE FUND: A Mandatory AFDC-Unemployed Parent Program Will Help Desperately Poor Children, June 6, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
CHILDREN’S DEFENSE FUND: The Transitional Health Care And Child Care Provisions In S. 1511 Ensure Critical Support For AFDC Families Moving Toward Self-Sufficiency, June 8, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
CHILDREN’S DEFENSE FUND: Imposition Of A National Participation Rate In The Jobs Program Will Deny States The Flexibility They Need To Help Long-Term Welfare Recipients Leave The Rolls, o.D., in: APWA — Background File.
CHILDREN’S DEFENSE FUND: Medicaid Should Not Be Added To The Broad Wiver Authority In S. 1511, June 8, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
CHILDREN’S DEFENSE FUND: New Restrictions On AFDC-UP Assistance In S. 1511 Will Hurt Poor Families, June 8, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
CHILDREN’S DEFENSE FUND: The Proposed Waiver Authority In Title VII Of S. 1511 Is Overbroad And Unnecessary, June 8, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
CHILDREN’S DEFENSE FUND: Welfare Reform Conference To Resume After Recess; Help Still Needed, August 18, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
CLINTON, Bill/CASTLE, Michel N.: Letter to Dan Rostenkowski dated Oct. 7, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
CLINTON, Bill/CASTLE, Michel N.: Letter to Harold Guy Hunt, Governor of Alabama dated Oct. 9, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
CLINTON, Bill/CASTLE, Michel N.: Letter to all Conferees dated September 27, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
CLINTON, Bill: Dear Senator Moynihan Letter dated Dec. 10, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
COALITION ON HUMAN NEEDS: Report on Welfare Conference Conclusion, September 28, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
COMPARISON OF WELFARE REFORM PROPOSALS SPONSORED BY HOUSE DEMOCRATS, SENATOR MOYNIHAN, HOUSE REPUBLICANS AND REP. CARPER, o. O., o. D., in: APWA — Background File.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE PRINT: Conference Comparison of H.R. 1720 — Family Welfare Reform Act of 1987. Prepared for the use of the Conferees. June 29, 1988.
CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE (Janice Peskin): Memorandum June 24, 1988 — Attachments include CBO’S estimated federal costs for: a) S.1511 as passed by the Senate; b) H.R.1720 revised with the bill’s dates moved forward one year; these date are most consistent with S.1511; and c) H.R. 1720 revised with the bill’s original dates (or enactment, if later). In: APWA — Background File.
CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE (Jan Peskin and Ralph Smith): Memorandum — Estimated Costs of the S.1511 Provision to Require CWEP Participation for AFDC-UP Families — To: Interested Parties, July 15, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
COOPER, Mary Anderson (Assistant Director National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA): Memorandum — Welfare Reform and the Act for Better Child Care Services — To: Colleagues concerned about low-income issues, April 26, 1988, in: APWA Background File on FSA.
DAWSON, Rhett: Memorandum. To: Mr. President, dated June 9, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
DOLE, Bob et al.: Dear Pat Letter dated July 17, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
DONATELLI, Frank J. (Assistant to the President for Political and Intergovernmental Affairs): Dear Governor Letter dated July 8, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
DOWNEY, Thomas J. et al: Dear Colleague Letters dated Sept. 30, Oct. 6, Oct. 8, Oct. 13, Oct. 15, Oct. 19, Oct. 28, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
DOWNEY, Thomas J.: Dear Colleague Letter dated June 23, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
DOWNEY, Thomas J.: Dear Colleague Letter dated Oct. 27, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
DOWNEY, Thomas J. et al.: Dear Colleague Letter dated June 28, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
DYMALLY, Mervyn (Chairman Congressional Black Caucus): Letter to Dan Rostenkowski dated July 28, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
GOP (Material released by House): Comparison of Republican Welfare Reform Bill and Bills Sponsored by House Democrats and Senator Moynihan, Aug. 6, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
GUERON, Judith M. (President Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation): Letter to Sen. Lloyd Bentsen dated July 5, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
HAWKINS [Summary of the] Substitute to Title I of H.R. 1720 — Family Welfare Reform Act of 1987 — for Full Committee Mark-up of Committee on Education and Labor, July 14, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
HAWKINS [Amendments to the] Substitute to Tiltle I of H.R. 1720, as Adopted by the Education and Labor Committee, July 14, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
HAWKINS, Augustus F.: Letter to Stephen Heintz dated October 4, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Memo — Update — To: State Human Service Commissioners, May 1, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Memo — Status of Welfare Reform Legislation — To: Matter of Commitment Steering Committee, June 11, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Letter to Thomas E. Petri (Rep. Wisconsin; Committee on Education and Labor) dated July 13, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Memorandum — Welfare Reform Legislation — To: Human Services CEOs, Oct. 6, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
HEINTZ, Stephen and JOHNSON, III, A. Sidney: Dear Member of Congress Letter dated Nov. 16, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Memorandum — Negotiations on Moynihan Bill — To: APWA Board and Human Service Commissioners, April 7, 1988, in: APWA — Background File. Memorandum — Senate Finance Committee Approval of Moynihan Bill — To: APWA Board and Human Service Commissioners, April 21, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Letter to Sen. Bob Dole dated June 16, 1988, in: APWA — Background File. Letter to Sen. Lloyd Bentsen dated June 16, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Memorandum — Senate Passage of Welfare Reform Legislation — To: Human Service Administrators & APWA Board, June 20, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Memorandum — House-Senate Conference on Welfare Reform — To: APWA Board and Human Service Administrators; August 12, 1988.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Memorandum — House-Senate Conference on Welfare Reform — To: APWA Board and Human Service Administrators; August 16, 1988.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Memorandum — Final Push on Welfare Reform — To: APWA Board and Human Service Administrators; September 9, 1988.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Memorandum — Down to the Wire on Welfare Reform — To: APWA Board and Human Service Administrators; September 22, 1988.
HEINTZ, Stephen and JOHNSON, A. Sidney: Letter to Conferees dated September 8, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Letter to Members of Congress dated September 28, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
HEINTZ, Stephen: Dear Senator Letter dated September 28, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
HERITAGE FOUNDATION (The): Executive Memorandum — Time to Pull the Plug on Welfare “Reform”, Washington, D.C. July 22, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
HERITAGE FOUNDATION (The): Mandate for Leadership — Project Report for the Department of Health and Human Services (Project Team Chairman — David Winston) First Draft. Washington, D.C. Oct. 31, 1980, in: Ronald Reagan Collection, Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford Univ.
HOBBY, William P.: Letter to J.J. Pickle, dated May 19, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
HUNT, Guy (Governor of Alabama): Letter to Sen. Howell Heflin dated July 20, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
HOYER, Steny H. et al.: Dear Colleague Letter dated Dec. 7, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
HUMAN RESOURCES GROUP/DEP. OF HHS/TRANSITION TEAM: Final Report. Dec. 19, 1980, in: Ronald Reagan Collection, Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford Univ.
JOINT STAFF RECOMMENDATION TO CONFEREES: July 11, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
LEDBETTER, James G. (Commissioner, Georgia Department of Human Services): Letter to Rep. Ed Jenkins dated May 14, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
MYERS, Robert J.: Memorandum — To: John A. Svahn; Re. Cost Estimates for Latest Version of Packages. April 7, 1981, in: Personal File of Robert J. Myers.
MYERS, Robert J.: Memorandum — To: John A. Svahn; Re. Cost Estimates for Latest Version of Packages (April 9, 1981). April 9, 1981, in: Personal File of Robert J. Myers. Memorandum — To: John A. Svahn; Re. Cost Effects of Increasing Minimum Retirement Age for Unreduced Benefits. April 12, 1981, in: Personal File of Robert J. Myers; sowie Robert J. Myers: Memorandum — To: John A. Svahn; Re. Short-Range Cost Estimate for Immediate Increase of Minimum Retirement Age for Unreduced Benefits to 68. April 14, 1981, in: Personal File of Robert J. Myers.
NATIONAL COMMISSION ON SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM: Memorandum No. 64, From: Robert J. Myers, Subject: Amounts Needed in Short Run to Restore Financial Soundness of OASDI System Under ‘More Realistic’ Pessimistic Cost Estimates (extension of Memorandum NO. 62), November 18, 1982, in: FOIA-Material.
NATIONAL COMMISSION ON SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM: Decision Memorandum, From: Robert J. Myers, To: Members of the National Commission on Social Security Reform, Subject: Adoption of Certain Recommendations, December 3, 1982, in: FOIA-Material.
NATIONAL COMMISSION ON SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM: Decision Memorandum, From: Robert J. Myers, To: Members of the National Commission on Social Security Reform, Subject: Adoption of Certain Recommendations (Revision and extension of Memorandum of December 3) December 13, 1982, in: FOIA-Material.
NATIONAL COMMISSION ON SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM: Memorandum No. 65, From: Robert J. Myers, To: Members of the National Commission on Social Security Reform, Subject: Two Proposals as to Stabilizing the Cost of the OASDI Program with Regard to the Indexing of Benefits in Eligibility Status (Revised), December 14, 1982, in: FOIA-Material.
NATIONAL COMMISSION ON SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM: Decision Memorandum, From: Robert J. Myers, To: Members of the National Commission on Social Security Reform, Subject: Adoption of Recommendation on Extension of Coverage, December 15, 1982, in: FOIA-Material.
NATIONAL GOVERNORS’ ASSOCIATION: Draft Document on Possible Resolution of Several Welfare Reform Issues (confidential), August 31, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
NISKANEN, William/ENTIN, Steve: Memorandum — To: David Swoap/John Svahn; Re. Forecasts of Social Security Trust Fund Balances. Department of the Treasury, April 24, 1981, in: Personal File of Robert Myers.
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT-ELECT: Report of the Welfare Policy Task Force, Robert B. Carleson, Chairman. Washington, D.C. Nov. 28, 1980, S. 27–28, in: Personal File of Robert Carleson.
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PESKIN, Jan et al. (Congressional Budget Office): Memorandum — Factors Underlying the Changed Cost Estimates of S. 1511; To: Rikki Baum, March 31, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
PICKLE, J.J.:Statement at Meeting of the Social Security Subcommittee, Wednesday, March 25, 1981, in: U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on Ways and Means, Subcommittee on Social Security: Working Papers — Social Security Amendments of 1981 ( Pickle).
PROPOSALS TO INDUCE LATER RETIREMENT AND ELIMINATE CERTAIN BENEFITS: Discussions between Wendell Primus and Social Security subcommitee staff have led to the following set of proposals being developed and estimated for Representative Gebhardt:…, 4/6/81. In: Working Papers — Subcommittee on Social Security — Social Security Amendments of 1981 ( Pickle).
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ROSENBAUM, Sara et al. (Children’s Defense Fund): Memorandum — Proposed Modifications of Medicaid Provisions in S. 1511, To: Marina Weiss & Rildd Baum, April 14, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
ROSTENKOWSKI, Dan: Dear Colleague Letter dated Oct. 28, 1987, in: APWA — Background File.
ROSTENKOWSKI, Dan: Memorandum. To: House Conferees on H.R. 1720, The Family Welfare Reform Act. Re: House counteroffer to Senate response of August 2, 1988 on all remaining conference issues, August 4, 1988, 2:45 p.m., in: APWA — Background File.
ROSTENKOWSKI, Dan: Memorandum. To: House Conferees on H.R. 1720, The Family Welfare Reform Act. Re: House conferees’ suggestions for resolving the remaining issues in the welfare conference with the “Proposed Framework” of the Senate conferees. Dated Aug. 11, 1988, 5:00 p.m., in: APWA — Background File.
ROSTENKOWSKI, Dan and BENTSEN, Lloyd: Memorandum. To: All House and Senate Conferees on H.R. 1720. Re: Proposal for Resolving All Remaining Conference Issues. Dated September 17, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
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SHOLLENBERGER, Bard: Memorandum — Meeting with Rep. Augustus F. Hawkins (D-Calif.) on Welfare Reform — Tuesday, September 13, 1988–2 p.m., 2371 Rayburn House Office Building — To Sid Johnson; September 12, 1988.
SOCIAL SECURITY SUBCOMMITTEE: Proposal to Raise the Age at Which Full Benefits Are Paid, But Continue the First Age of Eligiblity for Benefits at 62. (Subcommittee’s tentative proposal) April 7, 1981. In: Working Papers — Subcommittee on Social Security — Social Security Amendments of 1981 ( Pickle).
SOCIAL SECURITY TASK FORCE (Ronald Reagan Campaign): Social Security Task Force Report. In: Ronald Reagan Collection, Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford Univ., Ca.
STENHOLM, Charles W. et al.: Dear Colleague Letter dated July 7, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
STEWART, Dianne (Staff Ass., Office of the Commissioner, Texas Department of Human Services): Memo; To: Bard Shollenberger; Re: Family Welfare Reform Act of 1987, 21/5/87, in: APWA — Background File.
SUNUNU, John H. et al.: Letter to Lloyd Bentsen, Chairman Senate Finance Committee dated Feb. 23, 1988, in: APWA — Background File.
SVAHN, John A.: Memorandum to the Secretary; Subject/Issue: Should the Secretary present the recommendations with respect to the Social Security program on the basis of solving only the short-range financing problems or both the short-range and long-range financing problems? Office of the Commissioner, April 28, 1981, S. 2, in: Personal File of Robert Myers.
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U.S. SENATE, COMMITTEE ON FINANCE: Gegenueberstellung der bisherigen Gesetzesnorm und des Moynihan Vorschlags sowie weiterer Modifikationen, o.D., in: APWA — Background File.
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