Committee meeting minutes, 1967-1982.

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Committee meeting minutes, 1967-1982.

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Monthly meeting minutes concern welfare funding; Family Assistance Act of 1970 implementation; caseloads; cost of living increases; rental allowances; ambulance services; nursing homes; public assistance recipient education and training programs; appropriations; Medicaid and health care; school lunch programs; state residence requirements; absentee parent support; food stamps; day-care payments; excess rental allowances; fraud investigations; the Cook County Dept. of Public Aid; emergency assistance programs; departmental policy revisions; and staff reorganization. Also included are meeting agenda; legislation; service and program reports; position papers; annual reports; press releases; related correspondence and memoranda.

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