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Rep. J. Kenneth Robinson has renewed his strong objections to the House-passed welfare legislation, declaring that, “to characterize it as welfare reform is like calling pneumonia a cure for the common cold.” - The legislation, which has Nixon Administration backing, now is pending in the Senate.
Emphasizing particular opposition to the guaranteed minimum benefit provisions of the bill, the 7th District Congressman urged Congressional reconsideration of the approach to family assistance programs with emphasis on state and local, rather than federal, control. He recommended an alternate bill sponsored in the Senate by Sen.
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