Social Security Short-Range Problems and Proposals
New York analysis warns that high inflation and unemployment push Social Security to a $6 billion 1976 deficit, with another $6 billion seen next year. Proposals include modest tax rate increases, raising the taxable earnings cap to $25,000, or diverting general revenue funds, all to avert erosion of public confidence before the 1976 election.
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New York
Rodle Security Trust Fund
Robert Myers
Social Security Administration
Ife
Ford
Robert Ball
Social Security
Congress
Ball
Capyrlacht
Field Enterprises, Inc
Safe investments amid market fluctuations and inflation
The guide explains that low dividends on young or strong blue chip stocks do not guarantee safety from market swings. Even high grade bonds can lose value if sold early. True safety means government insured deposits or treasury bills, with gold or precious metals as a hedging idea, though gold prices recently fell during inflation. The tone questions certainty in long term safety.
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Dlacues
Eafely
Savings and Loan
U.S. Treasury
Three Days of the Condor at Iowa Tuesday
Theaters list film showings across venues including Iowa and world titles. Notable runs include The Human Factor and Dog Day Afternoon at Eastown, plus Tower of Love and Mahogany across stages.
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Iowa
Eastown
Marion
Postville State Elects Officers At Bank Meeting
Postville State bank elected officers at the stockholders meeting with W. A. Kneeland as president Harvey Schultz as vice president Ronald Taylor as cashier and farm representative Helen Gray as assistant cashier. Directors re elected include D y. M F Plesan Kneeland B W Kardika Dr R E Sehneider Schultz Kenneth Schultz and Lyle Zieman. On this date in 1811 pioneer American journalist Horace Greeley was born.
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Postville
Postville State Bank
W.A. Kneeland
Harvey Schultz
Ronald Taylor
Helen Gray
Dy. MF
Plesan
Kneeland
BW. Kardika
RE. Sehneider
Schultz
Kenneth Schultz
Lyle Zieman
Horace Greeley
Court actions detailed in Linn district division notes
In Linn Court First Avenue division officers report multiple pleas and sentences. Henderson pled guilty to gross fraud with a deferred sentence to December 10. Ciha pled guilty for receiving stolen property, fined $60. Heuskins pled guilty to criminal trespassing, 30 days with two year suspension. Taylor pled guilty to trespassing. fined $15 and costs after forgiveness of unpaid sums. Hackett pled guilty to scope and regulation violations. fined $28 and costs. Hinds pled guilty to a December offense with deferred sentence. Eberle pled guilty to October offense. fined $300 and costs. Lambert pled guilty to November charge with deferred sentence. Schapanita case dismissed. Drexler pled guilty to December 21 charge. suspended sentence. Blazek pled guilty to November 30 offense. fined $80. Vernon fined $100 and costs with 20-day sentence suspended after one year.
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First Avenue
Linn District Court
William Henderson
Fry
North Towne Court NE
Bonnia Ciha
Second Street
Sheryl Harris
Donald Heuskins
G Avenue NE
Marion
Bernard Taylor
Iowa City
Fairfax Quarry
Karl Hackett
Sheilaburg
Rosemary Hinds
Ridge Drive
Donald Eberle
Barbara Lambert
Mayden Avenue
Joseph Schapanita
E Avenue
Merle Drexler
Center Point
Michael Blazek
Central Drive
Carl Vernon
H Avenue NW
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Tis
Sylvia Porier
the Investor’s Guide
Sam Shulsky
Theater Times
Tower of Love
Plaza
Blackbeard’s
the Hindenburg
Cinemax — Featues
Charleston
D.C
UPI
Provincial Congress
John Stuart
Indian Affairs
St. Augustine
Center Point RD
Center Pt. Rt
Red Pagoda
Bajeé Xirte
O” Magony
Wed
Gary-Al-John Frank
Louie
Castle Lanes
Merion
Bois Suretin Nas Init Lavyaepond
Capel Ea
San
Owens
Roliveder
Postville State
Pru Ai al
Fountain
Iqourmet Dintn
Linn Court
Crazy Top Shop
Iowa Theatre
Robert Redford
George
Himdenburg
Diana Ross
KMART
Wanogany
Walt Disnets
Blackbearg
Gost
Ila
Burt Reynolds
Wort Lay
Ayer
Cole Slaw
Cedar Rapids
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