Social Security Pension Increases To New Maximums
Washington reports a May 91 shift raising the social security pension cap to about 60 dollars monthly for those retiring after July 1, 1992, with older workers and some self employed facing different rules. The change will bring more retirements temporarily but is not expected to alter the broader manpower picture significantly.
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Prescott News Briefs From June Church and Social Events
Prescott notes summarize a Monday gathering by the Leo Cox Davis Bible Class at the church lawn with a picnic. local residents host and attend various visits, a San Antonio guest, and family travel. Reports include church rehearsals, evangelistic services led by visiting ministers, a Canasta Club gathering with high score honors, Girls State attendees, Presbyterian Circle activities, and local residents visiting Narrows Dam.
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Governor Fine Sees Open Mind on Republican Nomination
Pennsylvania Governor John Fine says he has an open mind about the Republican presidential nominating race after talks with General Eisenhower. Delegates from Pennsylvania may meet with Eisenhower and Taft, but Fine expects no definite action yet. He notes Pennsylvania’s 70 regular and 30 alternate delegates could be pivotal at the GOP convention.
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Fate of Wage Price Control Before Senate
The Senate weighs extending the Defense Production Act as steel strike talks loom and government wage and price controls near expiration. Debates cover injunctions, seizure powers, and limits on price ceilings while a foreign aid bill advances. The plan would extend controls through March 1 1983 and rent and credit rules through June 30 1983 with broader wage stabilization proposals.
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Hunt Begins for Blue Phantom Gunman on Illinois Highways
State police intensified the manhunt for the so called Blue Phantom gunman who has shot at motorists on Illinois roads over a two week period. Two incidents were reported yesterday with injuries avoided, as the assailant remains at large and sightings describe a dark blue sedan or vehicle involved.
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Troops Begin Dispersal of War Prisoners on Koje Island
U S paratroopers moved in with tinme throwers tanks and tenr as a second area rehearsal for breaking Koje island POW pens into smaller units Brig Gen Hayden L Boatner led the operation with two battalions entering an unoccupied stockade and driving prisoners toward new quarters as guards surveyed improvised weapons and barricades in compounds 14 7 and 74 on Koje island June 9 a.m.
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Sniper Manhunt Expands Across Illinois and Missouri
Reports describe fragmented fragments of windows and shootings ranging from Volo in Lake County to Melville near St. Louis. State police deploy roadblocks in Central Illinois and an airborne patrol surveys highways to track the elusive sniper amidst a widening search.
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Million Straits Dollar Opium Seized Off Malayan Coast
Singapore and Penang Marine police seized a hoard of opium valued at 328060 dollars in Malaya waters yesterday. The seizure totaled a million Straits dollars and marked the largest illicit narcotics haul in Malaya since World War II.
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POW camp moves and command changes amid Korean conflict
POWs in 76 mocked the captors as Allied officers doubted their resistance. Boatner warned of force if needed and plans to use American troops for early compound disposal. Engineers around Compound 66 found no escape tunnels in four days. Brig Gen Edward Haviland Las tayo arrived in Pusan to lead the Second Logistic Command, succeeding Brig Gen Paul F. Yount after Dodd’s kidnapping. Yount’s transfer to Washington was planned for later this month.
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Gazette Editor Heads AP Group in Arkansas
Car roll McGaughey, associate editor of the Arkansas Gazette, was named chairman of the Arkansas Associated Press Group at the summer meeting in Springs. Ted Wylie was elected vice chairman, J N Weiskell was re elected to the executive committee, and Charles Nichols received a trophy for the best news picture of the year in the state AP contest. Delegates discussed coverage plans for the 1952 campaigns as AP papers across Arkansas gathered.
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Spivey Arrested on Perjury Charge in Fix Scandal
New York June 9 former all America basketball star Spivey of Kentucky was arrested on a perjury count tied to a fix scandal. He pleaded innocent at arraignment before General Sessions Judge Valente and was released on $2,500 bail. Indicted for denying deals with a fixer to rig games, he allegedly received $1,000 in late 1950 and early 1951.
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