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	<LI>The [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.31210011365739 California Welfare Reform Act of 1971].		<LI>The [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.31210011365739 California Welfare Reform Act of 1971].
	<LI>California Governor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Brown Jerry Brown] (1975-1983) discontinued the Community Work Experience Program on July 1,1975. According to Lou Cannon in Governor Reagan: His Rise to Power (New York: Public Affairs, 2003), p. 360, although it only served 9,600 people over a four-year period, it was nevertheless the inspiration for a number of other state and federal welfare programs.		<LI>California Governor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Brown Jerry Brown] (1975-1983) discontinued the Community Work Experience Program on July 1, 1975. According to Lou Cannon in [https://www.amazon.com/dp/1586480308 Governor Reagan: His Rise to Power] (New York: Public Affairs, 2003), p. 360, although it only served 9,600 people over a four-year period, it was nevertheless the inspiration for a number of other state and federal welfare programs.
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	<LI>The California Welfare Reform Act of 1971.		<LI>The [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.31210011365739 California Welfare Reform Act of 1971].
	<LI>California Governor Jerry Brown (1975-1983) discontinued the Community Work Experience Program on July 1,1975. According to Lou Cannon in Governor Reagan: His Rise to Power (New York: Public Affairs, 2003), p. 360, although it only served 9,600 people over a four-year period, it was nevertheless the inspiration for a number of other state and federal welfare programs.		<LI>California Governor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Brown Jerry Brown] (1975-1983) discontinued the Community Work Experience Program on July 1,1975. According to Lou Cannon in Governor Reagan: His Rise to Power (New York: Public Affairs, 2003), p. 360, although it only served 9,600 people over a four-year period, it was nevertheless the inspiration for a number of other state and federal welfare programs.
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Reagan admin at 20:24, 5 March 2025

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	Can welfare reform be permanent ~~until~~ unless and until it takes place at the top level in ~~Wash~~.—I’ll be right back.		Can welfare reform be permanent unless and until it takes place at the top level in Washington.—I’ll be right back.

	Four years and a few months ago as most of you know California launched a program<SUP>1</SUP> of welfare reform that was spectacularly successful. Actually reform was a must because we ~~had~~ were the welfare capital of the world. Of all the people in America receiving welfare, 16% were getting it in California and the case load was increasing by 40,000 people a month.		Four years and a few months ago as most of you know California launched a program<SUP>1</SUP> of welfare reform that was spectacularly successful. Actually reform was a must because we were the welfare capital of the world. Of all the people in America receiving welfare, 16% were getting it in California and the case load was increasing by 40,000 people a month.

	Almost from the moment the reforms were instituted we this was reversed. The 40,000 a month increase became an average decrease of 8000 a month until by last ~~Jan~~. we had almost 400,000 fewer recipients than we’d had when the reforms started. This saved the taxpayers about $2 billion but equally important it enabled us to increase grants to those with real need by 43%.		Almost from the moment the reforms were instituted we this was reversed. The 40,000 a month increase became an average decrease of 8000 a month until by last January. we had almost 400,000 fewer recipients than we’d had when the reforms started. This saved the taxpayers about $2 billion but equally important it enabled us to increase grants to those with real need by 43%.

	Now the California welfare rolls are increasing and of course the recession is given as the reason. I don't deny that economic conditions and increased unemployment have resulted in some change and we knew also that eventually we’d bottom out as we eliminated the cheaters from the rolls. But I firmly believe that what we are seeing in California is the welfare bureaucracy just simply returning to its old evil ways now that those who created the reforms are no longer riding herd on them.		Now the California welfare rolls are increasing and of course the recession is given as the reason. I don't deny that economic conditions and increased unemployment have resulted in some change and we knew also that eventually we’d bottom out as we eliminated the cheaters from the rolls. But I firmly believe that what we are seeing in California is the welfare bureaucracy just simply returning to its old evil ways now that those who created the reforms are no longer riding herd on them.
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	But lets look at the human side. Here are some reports we received. (I’ll leave the names blank)—Blank was unable to get regular employment due to his appearance and general work attitude. He reported and worked satisfactorily at a community job—was placed with a private furniture repair shop and is now off welfare.		But lets look at the human side. Here are some reports we received. (I’ll leave the names blank)—Blank was unable to get regular employment due to his appearance and general work attitude. He reported and worked satisfactorily at a community job—was placed with a private furniture repair shop and is now off welfare.

	Blank no. 2—53 years. old—2nd grade education. 2 years on welfare was put to work as helper to a school custodian—in 8 weeks he was hired permanently as a grounds man beginning at $495 a month.		Blank no. 2—53 years old—2nd grade education. 2 years on welfare was put to work as helper to a school custodian—in 8 weeks he was hired permanently as a grounds man beginning at $495 a month.

	Blank no. 3—She had some accounting skills but was unable to find a job. Her assignment was to help the county auditor. After working 60 hrs. she was hired on a permanent basis as an account clerk.		Blank no. 3—She had some accounting skills but was unable to find a job. Her assignment was to help the county auditor. After working 60 hrs. she was hired on a permanent basis as an account clerk.

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	But lets look at the human side. Here are some reports we received. (I’ll leave the names blank)—Blank was unable to get regular employment due to his appearance and general work attitude. He reported and worked satisfactorily at a community job—was placed with a private furniture repair shop and is now off welfare.		But lets look at the human side. Here are some reports we received. (I’ll leave the names blank)—Blank was unable to get regular employment due to his appearance and general work attitude. He reported and worked satisfactorily at a community job—was placed with a private furniture repair shop and is now off welfare.

	Blank no. 2—53 ~~yrs~~. old—2nd grade education. 2 years on welfare was put to work as helper to a school custodian—in 8 weeks he was hired permanently as a grounds man beginning at $495 a mo.		Blank no. 2—53 years. old—2nd grade education. 2 years on welfare was put to work as helper to a school custodian—in 8 weeks he was hired permanently as a grounds man beginning at $495 a month.

	Blank no. 3—She had some accounting skills but was unable to find a job. Her assignment was to help the county auditor. After working 60 hrs. she was hired on a permanent basis as an account clerk.		Blank no. 3—She had some accounting skills but was unable to find a job. Her assignment was to help the county auditor. After working 60 hrs. she was hired on a permanent basis as an account clerk.
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	1: The California Welfare Reform Act of 1971.		<LI>The California Welfare Reform Act of 1971.
	2: California Governor Jerry Brown (1975-1983) discontinued the Community Work Experience Program on July 1,1975. According to Lou Cannon in Governor Reagan: His Rise to Power (New York: Public Affairs, 2003), p. 360, although it only served 9,600 people over a four-year period, it was nevertheless the inspiration for a number of other state and federal welfare programs.</~~SPAN~~>		<LI>California Governor Jerry Brown (1975-1983) discontinued the Community Work Experience Program on July 1,1975. According to Lou Cannon in Governor Reagan: His Rise to Power (New York: Public Affairs, 2003), p. 360, although it only served 9,600 people over a four-year period, it was nevertheless the inspiration for a number of other state and federal welfare programs.
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	1: The California Welfare Reform Act of 1971.		1: The California Welfare Reform Act of 1971.
	2: California Governor Jerry Brown (1975-1983) discontinued the Community Work Experience Program on July 1,1975. According to Lou Cannon in Governor Reagan: His Rise to Power (New York: Public Affairs, 2003), p. 360, although it only served 9,600 people over a four-year period, it was nevertheless the inspiration for a number of other state and federal welfare programs.</SPAN>		2: California Governor Jerry Brown (1975-1983) discontinued the Community Work Experience Program on July 1,1975. According to Lou Cannon in Governor Reagan: His Rise to Power (New York: Public Affairs, 2003), p. 360, although it only served 9,600 people over a four-year period, it was nevertheless the inspiration for a number of other state and federal welfare programs.</SPAN>
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	<TD>Book/Page</TD><TD>[[Radio_Commentary_Books#Reagan.27s_Path_to_Victory\|RPtV]]-41</TD></TR>		<TD>Book/Page</TD><TD>[[Radio_Commentary_Books#Reagan.27s_Path_to_Victory\|RPtV]]-41</TD></TR>
	<TD>Audio</TD><TD>~~Yes~~</TD></TR>		<TD>Audio</TD><TD>No</TD></TR>
	<TD>Youtube?</TD><TD>No</TD></TR>		<TD>Youtube?</TD><TD>No</TD></TR>
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<TD>Book/Page</TD><TD>[[Radio_Commentary_Books#Reagan.27s_Path_to_Victory|RPtV]]-41</TD></TR>
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