SSI overpayments prompt SSA official to cite computer errors
A Social Security Administration official acknowledged that the new Supplemental Security Income program has produced about 285 million dollars in overpayments due to computer errors. Case workers are to recover funds where possible, but some sums will not be recovered amid a large, complex system linking SSI with state welfare programs since January 1974.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Robert Bynum
Social Security
Bynum
The
Washington Star
SSI
the Star
U2 Crashes Off Coast During Return Flight
U2 reconnaissance aircraft crashed into the sea off Thailand while returning to the United States. The pilot was missing as a search was conducted by the Pacific Command in Honolulu. The plane carried a single pilot and had been stationed in Thailand before heading to Arizona via Guam and Hawaii.
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Thailand
U.S
Pacific Command
Air Force
Arizona
Guam
Hawaii
Honduras Seizes U.S. Firms Lands Over Bribe Scandal
President Juan Melgar Castro announced that all contracts with Standard Fruit and Tela Railroad Co. would be canceled and lands not used by the firms would be taken and given to peasants. He cited damage to Honduras including a 1.25 million dollar bribery scandal involving United Brands.
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Honduras
Juan Melgar Castro
U.S
Standard Fruit
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Tela Railroad Co
United Brands
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Melgar Castro
Rowment
United Bands
Bombings injure scores in Belfast clashes and arrests in Chile
Police said 35 people were wounded when a car bomb exploded near a Falls Road liquor store in a Roman Catholic area and gunfire hit an army patrol and an ambulance. Nine more were hurt by a separate home made bomb at Favellers Rest in west Belfast. In Chile 44 university affiliates were arrested for Marxist activities as the military government asserts control over education.
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Dunlevey Street
Sipers
Favellers Rest
Santiago
Chile
Navy Adm
Arturo Troncoso
University of Chile
Troncoso
University of Ile
Susan Ford ends Topeka journalism stint with photo ambitions
Susan Ford the President's daughter wrapped up her Topeka Capital-Journal internship as a photographer after a summer of reporting on an on the street feature with Kathy Thomas. She recalled the final assignment as not her neatest.
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Topeka Capital-Journal
Susan
Sunday
Capital-Journal
Salina
Kan
Ford
Topeka
Kansas
Free man Roy James paroled after 12 years in train robbery case
Roy James, 37, freed on parole in London after serving 12 years of a 3 year sentence for the Great Train Robbery. Friends say he plans to resume race driving, noting his promise as a driver at the time of the 1963 $7 million raid.
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Roy James
London
James
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Maryland
Peron Signed Large Charity Check Then Reversed
Buenos Aires papers report President Isabel Peron signed a one million peso check from a charity linked to her party deposited to an inheritance account where she was sole heir. The transaction was annulled and the funds replaced in the original account after advisers were told it was a mistake. She briefed military commanders on the matter.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
la Opinion
Brezhnev Appears to Quit Smoking During Congress Visit
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, famed for heavy smoking, met American congressmen on Thursday and reportedly did not smoke for three hours. He said he had not been smoking for a while, with his last cigarette at the Helsinki summit two weeks prior.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Ziegler Named Manager of International Services
Ron Ziegler press secretary to former President Nixon is named manager of international services for Syska and Hennessy. He will be based in Washington with extensive responsibilities for work in the Middle East. Salary details are not disclosed.
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Nixon
Syska & Hennessy
Ziegler
Washington
Middle East
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