The provision would apply to all able-bodied adults who are receiving the benefit of public housing and who have the capacity to give back to the community. Those individuals would be asked to contribute no less than 2 hours of community service a week.
Rick Lazio: “The provision would apply to all able-bodied adults who are receiving the benefit of public housing and who have the…”
On the recordMay 1, 1997
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Discussing a proposal for community service requirements for public housing beneficiaries.
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