Ford Says No Serious Obstacles to 1976 Campaign
President Ford declares he will stay in the 1976 race and expects no serious obstacles to nomination and election. In a year end Oval Office briefing with reporters, he discusses Angola, U S intelligence plans, economic outlook, andTransparency of future disclosures while aiming to avoid attacks on Reagan and asserting confidence he can beat any Democrat.
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Washington
Ford
Oval Office
Angola
United States
Senate
U.S
Congress
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Iowans Rush To Beat Hike In Postal Rates
Iowans rushed to mail before a three cent rate increase took effect, papers show. The rise from 10 to 13 cents followed a federal court order and a rejected last minute request from bulk mailers. Major firms sped up mailings, including Northwestern Bell and Blue Cross Blue Shield Iowa, to save postage.
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Benjamin F. Bailer
Sol Jacobsen
U.S. Postal Service
Des Moines
Northwestern Bel! Telephone Co
Iowa
Edmund Longnecker
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Bankers Life
Amana Society Sues to Halt Amana Beer Sale
The Amana Society has filed suit in Cedar Rapids federal court against Gemeindebrau Inc. to block selling a beer branded Amana Beer. The society claims rights to the Amana name under trademarks and seeks a permanent injunction with a temporary hearing planned locally.
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Amara Society
Cedar Rapids
Gemeindebran Inc
Gemeindebrau Inc
Lanham
Amana
Amana Society
NYC Airport Parcel Lockers Closed Indefinitely
Port Authority orders all parcel lockers at LaGuardia Kennedy and Newark airports shut to prevent a repeat of the LeGuardia bombing. The action follows Monday night’s attack that killed 11 and injured 75 as federal officials study heightened security measures with President Ford.
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LeGuardia
Port Authority of
LaGuardia
Kennedy International
Newark
Air
Lines
Ford
Transportation and Justice Department
White House
Ron Nessen
Transportion
Willon Coleman
California Doctors Plan Slowdown Over Malpractice
Southern California doctors threaten to withhold all but emergency care starting New Year’s Day in protest of rising malpractice insurance premiums and rules. Gov. Brown’s administration seeks a compromise, but two major physician groups reject its rate limits as unworkable.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Southern California
Edmund Brown, Jr
Graps
Hospital Council
Brown
Union of American Physicians
United Physicians of California
Wey
UPC
New Year's Day Gazette to Deliver Morning Edition
Notice to subscribers from The Gazette announces holiday service changes for New Year by delivering the paper in the morning as with weekend editions, improving reader enjoyment and timely delivery.
New Year's Eve Safety Rules Highlight Drinking and Sobering Stations
Officials warn a large portion of drivers will have used alcohol on New Year's Eve and stress sobering stations in New York as government orders decriminalize public intoxication. The piece also notes Bicentennial festivities in Philadelphia and Times Square ball drop plans for 1976.
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California Highway Patrol
Dorsey Hoffman
Los Angeles
Sat
John Savage
The
Patrot
San Bernardino
New York City
Hugh Carey
Tuy Lombardo
New York
Waldorf Astoric
Philadelphia
National Park Service
Independence Hall
Pennsylvania
Park Service
Times Square
High Income Social Security Tax Cuts Take Effect
Washington reports higher earners will see smaller weekly paychecks from Social Security tax, starting this pay period. Workers earning over about 4 100 annually lose about 18 dollars weekly, with larger annual impact for those above 15 000. The 5.45 percent rate applies to gross wages with a yearly ceiling, limiting annual tax.
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Washington
Listein
Gayore
City receives Paramount Theater gift through petty cash action
City of Cedar Rapids officials finalize a deal at a regular council meeting to acquire the Paramount Theater, a five story building on Third Avenue SE, via a petty cash transaction of 1600 dollars from Mayor Don Canney. The theater, now to be known as the Paramount Theater for the Performing Arts, was gifted by Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Bibberrangan. General Theater Corp. of Iowa owned the property under a long lease.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Canney
Paramount Movie House
Paramount Theater
Canney
Peter F Bberangon
Third Avenue
Second
Third Streets
General Theater Corp. of
Iowa
Social Security Deductions Schedule Released
Washington report presents a weekly Social Security table showing representative paychecks and the deduction dates for the upcoming Friday. The table outlines defleetions and the week ending date for the next payroll cycle.
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Washington
Tax Changes Scatter Social Security Withholding Across Paychecks
A fragmented report notes shifts in Social Security deductions for workers. It states the withholding rate remains high, affecting an individual’s income, with details on tax timing and potential impacts on wages during a period near Thanksgiving.
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