Supreme Court wipes free of securities law for noncontributory pensions
The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that noncontributory pension plans covering millions are not subject to federal securities laws. The decision upholds state-law avenues for claims while blocking wide securities liability for retirement funds and related parties.
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Congress Should Set Exemptions to Federal Age Bias Law
Senior citizens groups told an HEW panel that only Congress should grant exemptions to the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, warning that state waivers would invite non-federal authorities to immunize discrimination through legislation.
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Flood Case Opens as Prosecutors Press Corruption Charge
Washington AP reports the government opened its case against veteran Rep. Daniel Flood alleging he demanded and received thousands from businessmen for corrupt influence over federal agencies. Flood's defense denies all charges, stressing the mind state of the defendant.
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Daniel Flood
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Investigators criticize government volunteer program over political activity
Congressional investigators fault a government funded volunteer program for participants engaging in political activity and union organizing. The House Appropriations subcommittee staff produced the report on Monday.
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Soviet girl flees Soviet cruise ship to seek asylum
An 18 year old Russian waitress Lilian Gasinskayov slid through a porthole on the Leo nid Sobinov in Sydney harbor and swam to freedom. She suffered cuts and bruises and a sprained ankle during her escape before officials began processing her asylum plea. Immigation Minister Michael MacKellar said a decision on her stay would likely be announced Wednesday.
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Johnny Dio, Noted Labor Racketeer, Dies in Prison at 64
Johnny Dio also known as John DioGuardi, a renowned labor racketeer linked to organized crime, died in a Pennsylvania hospital from a heart ailment while serving a 15 year sentence for stock fraud. He passed away at age 64 after being moved from Lewisburg federal penitentiary.
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Warnke says arms talks near completion but warns on delays
Washington former SALT negotiator Paul Warnke says remaining issues in Soviet talks are mainly technical and a treaty could be finished in the near future. He cautions that past predictions have not always held. Warnke resigned last November but remains a consultant to Secretary Vance.
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Israeli commandos strike Lebanese guerrillas near Tyre
Israeli forces landed at Ras el-Ain near Tyre and blew up a building used by Palestinian guerrillas while navy gunboats shelled shoreline areas. The raid lasted about an hour with no Israeli casualties reported and no confirmation of guerrilla fatalities. A Palestinian communique claimed heavy losses for the Israelis.
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Soviet design specialist Vladimir Dikushin dies at 76
Vladimir Ivanovich Dikushin a Soviet academician who worked on systems for large scale production of machine tools died in Moscow at age 76 Tass reported on Monday His work spanned designing factory production systems and advanced manufacturing processes in the Soviet era.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Ad Summary
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces subscription rates and mailing details. It lists pricing for Mall after noon editions, weekly and yearly plans, and regions served. The notice also states the Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights to local and AP dispatches.
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Antitrust Immunity Cuts Urged by Presidential Panel
The National Commission for the Review of Antitrust Laws and Procedures unanimously recommended ending long standing antitrust exemptions for surface transportation insurance agriculture ocean shipping and export trade. The report urges Congress to enact changes and notes most exemptions date back to the 1930s.
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National Commission For the Review of
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