1928 Mail Now On Way
The Postal Service tries to deliver a batch of mail found behind apartment mailboxes dating back to 1928. A postcard from a Canadian woman to a man in the building, dated July 27, 1928, says she was not forgotten and asks for a reply soon. another note closes with a promise of a quick answer, postmarked January 24, 1929.
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St, Louis
Canada
Payroll tax hikes eyed to rescue Social Security
The Senate Finance Committee nears approval of a 1987 plan raising payroll taxes by up to 120 dollars for a 10 thousand dollar earner and up to 445 dollars for a 20 thousand dollar earner. Employers could face up to 4323 dollars more per worker. The House contemplates similar shifts with differing employer tax parity.
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Congress
Senate Finance Committee
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Senate
Senate Committee
Bride Stabs Groom To Death Three Hours After Ceremony
In Miami, three hours after Charlie and Betty Brown wed in a courthouse ceremony and shared a bar celebration, Betty Brown allegedly stabbed her 49-year-old husband to death with a 10-inch kitchen knife during a dispute. She was jailed on second-degree murder charges after the incident, which followed their three-month cohabitation and ongoing arguments.
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Miami
Charlie
Betty Brown
Brown
Davis
Thelma Bowers
Wynn's Engine Tune-Up Promises Quick Highway Relief
An old automobile advisory promotes Wynn's Engine Tune-Up as a fast fix for sluggish engines. It claims the oil treatment quiets valves and lifters in about 10 minutes of driving while dissolving harmful deposits.
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House Reform Battle Stages In Congress
Speaker O Neill cites public demand for cleaning up the House while detailing 11 000 employees a 244 million budget and a fragmented system. He notes the Obey Commission reforms failed 160 to 252 and blames partisanship and entrenched interests for stalling change.
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House of Representatives
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Solti Named Principal Conductor of London Philharmonic
Sir Georg Solti, on his 65th birthday, is named principal conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra for three years starting September 1979. He will visit London 10 to 12 weeks yearly, succeeding Bernard Haitink in his first London season. The move follows his tenure with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Franklin H. Cook, emeritus professor at Pennsylvania State University, retires after 39 years on the law faculty, famed for authority on power industry law and author of Business and the Federal Law.
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Georg Solti
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Bernard Haitink
London Philharmonic
Solti
University Park
Franklin H. Cook
Law
Pennsylvania State University
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