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namutation, health services among others. Will enable com munities to attach the network of problems with network of positive, varied, coordinated programs. B. Adult Basic Education Program - Provides assistince to State for special programs of literacy instruction Allotments to States is based >n the number of adults 18 and >ver with less than a 6th grade iducation. C. Assist Needy Children Title III Special Program to Combat Poverty in Rural Areas A. F. H. A. Loans - Provides loans and technical assistance to help very low income farm families increase their income from farming or in other ways. The loans also will assist other rural families develop new opportunities for earning added income. In addi tion, there will be loans to start or strengthen cooperatives serving these families. B. Assistance for Migrant Agricultural Workers and Their Families - Provides grants, loans, and loan guarantee^ to ^assist States and localities for special needs in housing, sanitation, education and the day care of children! Title IV. An Employment and Investment Incentives Pro gram - Provides up to $25,000 for small businesses not eligible under the other loan pro §ram§. hflies? include: retail and service enterprises employing three or fewer pe* sons, such as luncheonettes, filling stations, drug stores, barber shops, delicatessens, beauty parlors, furniture movers, cleaning shops, etc. Title V. A work Experience Program - Provides funds for projects to help unemployed fathers and other needy persons to gain work experience and job training. Directed prfr marily toward jobless heads af families in which there are dependent children. Title VI. VISTA Volunteers (Volunteers in Service to America) -- Provides an opportunity for those, 18 and aver to join the War on Povep:y. Volunteers will work with migrant laborers, on Indian reservations in urban and rural community action programs, in 6lum areas, hospitals, schools, and in institutions for mentally ill and retarded. Period of service ane year. Volunteers will re:eive a living allowance and &50 a month, plans call for 5,000 VISTA Volunteers. -
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