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Hoosiers struggle as Congress debates COVID-19 relief Binghui Huang and Alexandria Burris, Indianapolis Star During a family gathering earlier this month, 10-year-old Jayden Klink stood next to the Christmas tree looking at the handmade ornaments of handprints and said the holiday is about spending time with family, not buying gifts.  Jayden s mom, 50-year old Renee Klink of Noblesville, blinked back tears at that heartfelt admission while explaining she s teaching him such lessons because money is tight this holiday. She s worried about being evicted if she can t pay rent. .  Absolutely terrified. Klink hasn t worked since March, when she lost her corporate catering job amid the coronavirus pandemic. She s one of hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers relying on unemployment insurance programs created by the federal CARES Act, a relief bill signed into law in March that paid businesses and workers, temporarily banned evictions and funded social benefit

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