31 Dec 1981
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1981
Page
1
At the Orange Bowl in Miami on Friday night Clemson 11 0 meets Nebraska 9 2 in a nationally televised matchup NBC Channel 10 Columbia Channel 26 Augusta County. Clemson players listed include Kenny Danforth Dean Day Scott Weeks William Perry and numbers 33 36 65 66.
A 33 year old Clearwater woman, Diane B. Glenn, died in a two car crash on U S 1 at Schultz Hill in North Augusta. Her car skidded into a stalled vehicle driven by Willie Mae Houston, 43, Five Notch Road. Houston was knocked down but uninjured.
A three year old in Aiken misidentifies the oval outdoor lights on a porch tree as Easter eggs while visiting Aunt Tinkerbell for a holiday dinner. The moment highlights how holiday symbols can blur for young children during festive seasons.
Uncensored dispatch from Warsaw reports Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski preparing a multi panel program to revamp Poland's social political and economic life. Observers doubt broad public support for any solution while Soviet media denounces Western action and Solidarity resists a Stalinist local terror.
The 1982 IRA laws offer tax and savings opportunities with pitfalls to note. Interest rates vary by plan and institution, so compare several IRA plans before opening. You may open more than one IRA but total contributions must stay under the $2,000 limit. Taxation is deferred until withdrawal.
The article details IRA taxation and exemptions by states through 1982, penalties for early withdrawals, and waivers for disability. It notes changes effective Jan 1, limits for married couples and spousal IRAs, and rules on self employed Keough plans, pension fund rollovers, and death beneficiary taxation.
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