Declining U.S. School Population Shapes Budgets and Policy
UPI observes 59.1 million students bound for classes, with forecasts to 55.7 million by 1983 due to lower birth rates. It notes rising costs, shifting pupil teacher ratios, inflation pressures, and the impact of Title IX and relevancy education on school curricula and job-focused training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia McCormack
UPI
National Center For Education Statistics
Eore
Endicott
Individual Retirement Savings Programs and Home Credit Rules
FAQ covers securing tax advantaged plans including IRAs and annuity or bond plans. It explains eligibility for the housing credit with seller certification, theft loss deductions for personal property, and how to fund a personal retirement savings program under the Pension Reform Act of 1974.
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IRS
SSI eligibility for a blind or disabled child and renewals
The text explains a 16 year old who is blind may be eligible for supplemental security income payments, either for the child or via a representative. It notes annual re determination by Social Security is not a new application but a case review leading to a notification. It also begins a question about a forthcoming marriage and hyphenated last name.
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Social Security
Reporting Name Change to Social Security After Marriage
When you change the name you use in your employment you should update your Social Security records. Both spouses should report the change if they are employed, using a form available at Social Security offices post offices and employer personnel offices.
Utilities face profit squeeze with rising fuel costs and rate delays
The piece reviews utility industry pressures from high fuel prices and financing troubles, noting reduced demand, postponed rate increases, and a dip in investors’ confidence. It also highlights a hopeful shift as usage grows and stock prices rebound, with a tangential note on W. Somerset Maugham's birth date.
Parr TV & Appliance Sold to Columbus Buyer
A Schuyler business transfer reports Parr TV & Appliance sold to a Columbus man who will operate the west store after taking over from Leona and Gilbert Parr. The Parrs, who acquired the shop seven years ago from Esther Miller, will keep running the south furniture store. Michael D. Collins rises to executive vice president at Becton Dickinson and Company, overseeing the largest division with duties spanning England, France, Japan, and the US. Woolworth Co. four week sales reach 318 million, up 7.7 percent. six month total 2.038 billion. Prudential policyholders receive 8.602 million in first half 1975 claims and benefits.
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Schuyler
Parr TV
Columbus
Fred Dornburgh
West
Leona
Gilbert Parr
Parrs
Esther Miller
South Furniture
Michael D. Collins
Becton-Dickinson and Company
Rutherford, N.J
Collins
Huntingdon
England
France
Japan
United States
HRC
Lillian Russell Debuts in Vaudeville at Tony Pastor’s
Lillian Russell made her vaudeville debut at Tony Pastor's Theater in New York on November 22 1880. The opening performance marked the rise of a noted performer in late 19th century American entertainment.
Northwestern Mutual and Battelle Back Solar Energy Program
Milwaukee insurer Northwestern Mutual Life and Battelle Memorial Institute announce a multimillion dollar program to speed practical solar energy applications. An initial 2.5 million funds five Battelle studies plus others, with work at the Gila Bend Ranch in Arizona through 1977 and subject to renewal.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbus
Ohio
Northwestern Mutual Life
Battelle
Prografs
NML
Gila Bend
Arizona
Sander Cooper Named Territory Sales Manager for Central Nebraska
Otto Gossman vice president marketing and sales announces Sander Cooper, 46, will represent The O A Cooper Company as a territory sales manager in Central Nebraska. The new home project will be finished as planned.
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Dallas Sander
O. A. Cooper Company
Nebraska
Otto Gossman
Firms corner the tea market in North America
San Francisco firms Farms Inc and Hua Hung Corp have been granted sole distribution rights from China for all black and green tea in tea bags in the United States Canada and Mexico. The Hua Hung Corp operates in Hong Kong and San Francisco.
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San Francisco
UPI
China
North America
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Sherman Tom
Platte County
Leigh Nebrhsh
Umn
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Artenbruck
Mr Eyse
Babson’s Reports Inc
F. W. Woolworth Co
Prudential Insurance Co
Citizens Bank
Columbus, Nebraska
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Etna Life & Casualty
Marshall Nelson Agency
Dean Marshall
Scott Nelson
Dick Nelson
Jerry Frieze
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