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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1977

Page

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Congress weighs 50 rebate plan with tax cut alternative

A House vote looms on including a $50 per person rebate in the stimulus, pitting the Carter proposal against a GOP permanent tax cut. Senate prospects look weaker, while budget committees back a $17.5 billion amendment funding a mix of tax relief and public works. An innovative aid idea would help needy families with winter fuel bills at about $250 per family.

Senate House Congress GOP Carter

Amin Plans to Expel Americans Amid Invasion Claims

Ugandan President Idi Amin reportedly planned to expel Americans living in Uganda and a PFLP hijack plot was alleged as part of a complex, unconfirmed scenario reported from Nairobi. Western nations rejected Amin’s invasion charges as hallucinatory and Kenya urged UN Human Rights inquiry into Ugandan abuses.

Nairobi Kenya Idi Amin Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine The Daily Nation Amin Bonn PFLP U.S Washington United States Britain Uganda U.S. State Department Israel Radio Tanzania United Nations Commission On Human Rights

Supreme Court widower benefits expand Social Security reach

Social Security offices brace for a surge after the Supreme Court ruled widowers and husbands of retired women are eligible for benefits without proving financial dependence. The decision, 5-4, could add about 400 million dollars yearly in payouts and broaden survivor benefits for thousands.

Washington Social Security Administration Supreme Court John Paul Stevens Senate

Miner Found Alive in Flooded Tunnel at Pa Coal Mine

A rescued miner surfaced after 32 hours trapped by a flood in a Kocher Coal Co mine near Tower City. Seven others remain missing while two were killed, three injured, and rescuers widen a six inch bore to reach him.

Tower City Pennsylvania Harrisburg Adley Leon Richter Kocher Coal Co

Bill aims to ban double dipping by retired state workers

Ohio state House subcommittee studies a bill to stop retirees who return to state jobs from drawing both salaries and pensions. Rep. Don S. Maddux notes cases in highway patrol and liquor administration and asks retirement systems for data. The measure is under review with IRS implications and broad scope considerations.

Columbus, Ohio House Highway Safety Robert H. Chiaramonte Clifford E. Reich Ohio Highway Patrol Don S. Maddux D-90 Lancaster Maddux James A. Rhodes Highway Patrol Fairfield County

Desert prospectors turn rhyolite into cat litter venture

In Wickenburg Arizona two entrepreneurs Phil Reinhardt and Larry Johnson pursue a rhyolite mine lease to make kitty litter. They launched Gulf-American Mining Enterprises Inc and brand Cat Pause aiming to tap a $300 million market with Nature’s Answer.

Jules LU Wickenburg Phil Reinhardt Reinhardt Gulf-American Mining Enterprises, Inc Reinhardt Mines Larry Johnson Johnson Phil Vanessa Em Engineering Larry Texas Houston

Florea May Sue Army Over Status Dispute

Larry Florea, up to six years out of uniform, seeks to be treated as a private citizen. The Army counters he remains a private while awaiting status clearance. If not resolved quickly, his lawyer plans a 5 million dollar lawsuit alleging breach of contract invasion of privacy and civil rights violations.

New York Social Security Smith Louisville, Ky Larry Florea Army Florea Bryant

Second High Rise Proposed for Athens Near East Side

The Athens Jaycees have optioned the former Athens Flooring Co. warehouse on Elliott Street for a second senior citizen high rise. Other items note possible invalid resolutions by Athens County Commissioners under Sunshine Law and a speech by attorney William Kunstler on government use of law.

Near East Side Athens Jaycees Athens Flooring Co Elliott Street Athens County William Kunstler Athens

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