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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1975
Page
2
The article discusses tax impacts of pension lump sums versus monthly benefits and urges consulting the pension officer. It notes that after taxes the lump sum vs monthly payments depends on rates, estate goals, and investment returns. Also covers survivor and beneficiary provisions and cautions on varied plan rules.
Mr Shuisky invites written questions but answers will be provided only through the column. For information on corporate and tax exempt bonds, include a stamped self addressed envelope and address requests to Samm Shuisky care of The Gazette.
The FDA launched an investigation into potential controls on silver plated cups dishes and other kitchenware after testing 90 items found lead content up to 316 parts per million well above the seven ppm limit for ceramics. The agency seeks information on materials uses and products to decide if lead limits should be imposed. It warned infants and children may face chronic brain damage from repeated exposure and adults could face serious hazards from frequent high lead levels.
An overbroad cure claim promises relief for backache and "functional kidney disorder" with a three day treatment. The ad touts a money back guarantee offering 88 cents refund within 12 hours at drug counters, urging purchase now.
Philt Cameron of Templeton Massachusetts sued the army for failing to meet written promises of training and Port Devens assignment. He received an honorable discharge with full benefits after a restraining order and delayed overseas transfer. He says he felt wronged but credits the army for action. the suit remains pending.
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