Dayan Dies at 66 Shocks Israel Nation
Moshe Dayan, famed army leader and statesman with the eye patch, died of a heart attack in Tel Hashomer Hospital Tel Aviv at 8 30 p m He 66 led Israel to victory in the 1967 Six Day War and helped forge the 1979 Egypt Israel peace treaty His death followed a hospital admission for chest pains with burial planned at a state funeral Dayan's passing drew swift reactions from Egypt and the United States.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Camp David
Egypt
Tel Hashomer Hospital
Rachel
Yael
Butros Ghali
Reagan
Washington
Social Security payroll tax hike boosts 1982 costs
The Social Security Administration said the average worker will pay about $100 more in 1982 and those at the wage cap nearly $200 more as the payroll tax rate rises to 6.7 percent and the wage base climbs to $32,400. Self employed face a higher rate and the maximum tax reaches $3,029.40 on earnings above the cap. Beneficiary earning limits also rise for 1982.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Congress
Senate
State barely avoids 13 million overdraft in cash flow tale
DES MOINES UPI reports state budget officials nearly faced a 13 million overdraft as cash flow remained the main issue. At Friday start only 400k was in coffers with 51 million in school aid and 8 million payroll warrants pending.
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Des Moines
UPI
Ronald Mosher
Mosher
Regan seeks repeal of expected passbook rate rise
Treasury Secretary Regan said he will ask regulators to cancel the planned 0.5 percent increase in passbook savings rates set for November 1. The move followed briefings on the All Savers certificate and concerns about potential costs to thrift institutions.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Donald Regan
Regan
House
DIDC
Klan member elected to Elmira prison affirmative action panel
A Ku Klux Klan member and Elmira state prison guard, Joseph D. Curle, 38, was elected by 21 employees to a summer affirmative action committee. Officials say he may remain in his post, while critics call the move a mockery of affirmative action.
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Elmira
N.Y
Elmira State Prison
Joseph D. Curle
Louis Ganim
New York State Department of Correctional Services
Albany
John Howe
Syracuse
Curle
Ganim
Howe
Frank Givens
Elmira-Corning
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Murder suspect Kinzenbaw surrenders in fatal shooting case
David Kinzenbaw a 31 year old ex boyfriend surrendered in Linn District Court facing a murder charge in the death of Danita Straw 24 found shot five times in a sidewalk area behind her apartment on Rockford Road. Bond set at 250000 with preliminary hearing scheduled.
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David Kinzenbaw
Center Point Road
Danita Straw
Kinzebaw
Linn District Court
Tom Riley
Miss Straw
Rockford Road
Riley
John Liebenmann
Kinzenbaw
Siebenmann
Marengo
Cars Warned Lot Sign Threatens Disassembly
A parking lot posts a blunt sign warning that cars parked illegally will be disassembled. The terse notice, aimed at deterring violations, underscores growing enforcement in a tight space.
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Assas
State Revenue Department
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Johnson County
Doug Hansel
Cedar Falls
Abby
Marion
Iowa
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