Pioneer questions and answers on S and H stamps AGI and SSI
The Pioneer answers reader questions about redeeming S and H stamps through the National Mail Order Center Sperry and Hutchinson Co. in Cincinnati and explains adjusted gross income as total income minus deductions. It also notes SSI couple payments may be reduced by other income and could rise to 246 dollars monthly starting July 1, per the Bemidji SSA office.
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E.F.G
Laporte
The
Pioneer
National Mail Order Center
Sperry and Hutchinson Co
East Kemper Road
Cincinnati
Ohio
T.M. Bemidji
U.S. Revenue Service
Social Security Office
J.L. Bemidji
Kenneth D. Schlichting
Bemidji
FBI
Murphy
Virginia
Constitution
Hatfield plans audit of county welfare costs
State Auditor Rolland F. Hatfield announced a broad audit program to examine Minnesota county welfare expenditures. A flying squad will perform unannounced field probes to detect welfare fraud, check eligibility, review payments to providers, and follow court orders. If discrepancies arise, deeper audits will follow.
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Hatfield
Rolland F. Hatfield
Minnesota
California
New York
Mass murder defendants reject life plea offers
In Texas both defendants refused life sentences in exchange for guilty pleas, according to Assistant District Attorney Don Lambright. The stance came as legal proceedings move forward in the high profile case.
Gunman Kills Three in Baltimore Airport Hijack Attempt
Three people died during an apparent hijacking attempt at Baltimore Washington International Airport. A gunman and an airport security guard were killed at the scene. The Delta DC9 copilot died later. pilot wounded. stewardess injured. passengers escaped. FBI and local police sealed the area and searched with bomb sniffing dogs.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore-Washington International
Federal Aviation Administration
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
FBI
Poisoning of Five Dogs Triggers Beltrami County Probe
Beltrami County Sheriff Tom Tolman says the department investigates the poisoning deaths of five pets along a Birchmont Drive area near Bemidji. The animals died after eating poisoned meat spread over weeks, prompting warnings for residents to avoid questionable food sources. Lab analyses are underway. The note also reports a cold, partly cloudy forecast with higher winds and subfreezing lows.
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Beltrami County
Tom Tolman
Birchmont Drive
Bemidji
Balsam Creek
Tolman
Labor pushes 12 percent wage increase goal
The AFL-CIO sets a 12 per cent wage rise target for the year, denouncing wage price controls as fraudulent and signaling a break with Nixon administration policy. The plan links raises to cost of living gains plus productivity, citing a 9 per cent cost rise last year and a 3 per cent productivity increase.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Executive Council
Organized Labor
Minnesota Raises Deadline for New License Plates
Minnesota Public Safety Commissioner W R Hoaglund warns plates must be on by March 1 with a midnight Friday deadline. Deputy registrars and the Highway building in St Paul will stay open until 9 p.m. to aid late buyers. A $2.50 late penalty is added to the plate cost plus standard fees.
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SLA
Hearst
Patricia Hearst
Cinque
Miss Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Hearst Corp
University of California Coed
Berkeley
FBI
Charles Bates
San Francisco
Bates
Minnesota Department of Public Safety
W.R. Hoaglund
St. Paul
Hoaglund
Nixon urges tougher federal penalties for drug traffickers
President Nixon asked Congress to enact minimum federal sentences for first and second narcotics offenses and to raise penalties for non narcotic drug trafficking. The plan targets judges bail decisions and expands jail terms to curb drug crime and repeated offenders.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Minnesota lawmakers eye six day work week for session
The Minnesota Senate plans a six day weekly schedule to push campaign finance reform bills. A public financing bill with tax checkoff would fund campaigns and require contributor details. House may meet Saturdays but remains limited. Committees set deadlines for March and adjournment aimed March 25.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Senate
DFL
Nicholas Coleman
Coleman
House
Irvin Anderson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dflers
Tax Committee
Finance Committee
Treasury
Judiciary Committee
Atlanta editor Reg Murphy abductors demand 700000 ransom
The American Revolutionary Army abductors of Reg Murphy demand 700000 dollars in nonserial small denomination bills to be delivered to the Atlanta Newspapers Inc. offices. Murphy says the ransom is to be paid to the corporation and calls for broad political aims including resignations and free elections.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Newspapers Inc
Reg Murphy
American Revolutionary Army
William H. Fields
Atlanta Constitution
The
Atlanta Journal
Murphy
Constitution
Jim Minter
Jim
Fields
Reg
Jim Rankin
the Constitution
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Patricia Hearst
California
Randolph A. Hearst
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