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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1983

Page

10

Social Security to Allow Early Retirement at 62

The program allows claiming at 62 with a pension at 70 percent of full, while Medicare eligibility remains at 65. Beginning next year some Social Security benefits would be taxed for the first time, affecting single filers with combined income over 25,000.

Social Security Plan Ends Partisan Battle With Final Vote

The package raises taxes on the self employed from 9.3 to 11.3 percent by 1984 and caps taxes on Social Security income at half for married couples. It enrolls federal workers hired after Jan 1 in Social Security and extends unemployment benefits by six to 10 weeks. SSI recipients gain $20 a month for individuals and $30 for couples starting July 1.

Senate

Bill funds social programs and unemployment relief in emergency package

The measure provides 1 billion in Community Development Block Grants to local governments, 375 million for public service employment, and 4.6 billion for construction projects including flood control and highway work. An emergency 5 billion supports unemployment benefits in 27 states and DC as funds run low, with several states already exhausting or nearing exhaustion of their benefit accounts.

Veterans Administration Tennessee Valley Authority States District of Columbia Congress Jack Hashian Labor Department Tration White House Anson Franklin U.S. Treasury Colorado Montana Vermont Virginia Hashian Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky Illinois Tennessee Michigan Ohio Missouri Puerto Rico Connecticut New Jersey Indiana Minnesota Iowa North Dakota Utah

Lawmakers clash over chiropractors scope of practice

Gov. Branstad and Sen. Hurley Hall join in a heated fight against a bill expanding chiropractors duties. Hall and Small condemn claimed safety risks while Horn defends the measure as restoring a decade of practice. The final passage drew 17 opposing senators from both parties.

Hall Iowa

Winners The Stamping Error Affects Weekly Contest

Dunham recounts a stamp machine jam causing a repeated number in the weekly contest. He notes prior trouble with the device and says he checked it often. The winning numbers are set after stamping and before subscribers receive them, with local merchants sponsoring the draw. Dunham plans explanation next week and expects the contest to continue.

Dunham

Nev man begins 30 day term for nose biting

Pat Blakeman, 22, of Carson City Nevada, started a 30 day sentence in Pottawattamie County Jail Coun cil Bluffs after biting off part of Terry A. Daniel son s nose in February during a pool game dispute Authorities said the 31 year old victim required medical care for facial injury.

Council Bluffs UPI Patrick Blakeman Carson City Nev Pottawattamie Blakeman Terry A. Danielson

Church school to appeal ruling in Iowa Supreme Court

Calvary Baptist Christian Academy in Charles City plans to appeal a March 16 Floyd County ruling to the Iowa Supreme Court. The 27-student school was ordered to surrender enrollment and teacher certification data to the local district within 60 days. Principal Rev. Randy Johnson argued state laws violate Bible teaching.

Charles City Iowa UPI Iowa Supreme Court Calvary Baptist Christian Academy Floyd County Ray Clough Randy Johnson Holy

EPA faces upheaval as Burford resigns and Hernandez investigations grow

February 7 marks the day for the toxic waste cleanup program upheaval. Anne Burford resigns as EPA head on March 9 amid ongoing congressional probes. Hernandez serves as acting administrator with subcommittees scrutinizing his past deputy role. A House panel cites orders to halt lead soil cleanups in Dallas area playgrounds. Chicago officials allege Hernandez influenced a Dow Chemical draft on Michigan dioxins. Perry questioned over conflicting statements regarding a Green Book. Todhunter faces scrutiny over a $1664 payment and a $40000 no bid contract plus nonregulation of formaldehyde and industry socializing. Officials note the administration aims to replace Burford with Ruckelshaus, with Verstandig acting until confirmation.

Anne Burford Hernandez Burford House EPA Dallas Chicago Environmental Agency Dow Chemical Midland Mich Perry Todhunter William Ruckelshaus Reagan Lee Verstandig Ruckelshaus Senate Verstandig

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