Egypt cuts ties and forms pan-Arab front after Sadat rift
Over the weekend Egypt recalled its ambassador to Moscow signaling possible severance from the Soviet Union, while a new pan-Arab front emerged in Tripoli led by Syria's Assad. The bloc pledged to freeze relations with Egypt, boycott Egyptian entities dealing with Israel, seek broader Arab League membership changes, and urge unity against what they call imperialism and Zionism.
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FBI spied on Chicago MD for 30 years
Chicago faced a startling disclosure as the FBI tracked Dr. Quentin Young, chief of medicine at Cook County Hospital, from 1948 to 1975 across 3200 pages of reports. An undercover agent posed as a patient in 1966 to test falsifying a report for army service, a ruse that failed when Young referred the man to an orthopedic surgeon. The files also detail a woman linked to Young through a divorce in 1960, labeled in the documents as girlfriend, paramour, and mistress.
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Bill to save Social Security bogged down in Congress
Washington reports the bill to save the Social Security system from bankruptcy stalled Monday as a key senator warned of possible January passage delay from Christmas recess. Fear of an election-year backlash over higher payroll taxes cited as the main slowdown. Long noted that delaying action could irk the president, while pointing out existing law already provides the proposed tax increase.
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Carter faces hard tradeoffs to balance budget by 1981
Budget Director Alice M. Rivlin told the Joint Economic Committee that the president is unlikely to balance the budget by 1981 without unprecedented economic growth. She warned only optimistic nonfederal demand could meet goals, forcing hard choices among employment, programs, and a balanced budget. She urged large federal tax cuts and spending increases over five years to boost performance.
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Daughter's Hunt Reveals Adoptive and Birth Mothers
Nancy, adopted in San Mateo, spent years seeking her birth mother. After numerous rejections and a chance call to Arizona papers, she verified her mother’s identity and arranged a reunion in Phoenix. Both women, plus surviving family, plan a gathering on January 4 with Nancy considering locating her birth father.
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Wells Fargo Golden Guarantee IRA offers high rate and tax benefits
Wells Fargo promotes an IRA plan with a 7.75 percent top rate and daily compounding delivering about 8.06 percent annually after six years. Features include guaranteed rate until age 60, no charge checking, tax shelter on deposits and earnings, security of a long-standing West Coast bank, personal banker, and eligibility for individuals under 70 1/2 with earned income. Deposit rules include initial $200, then $50 minimums, annual limits, and rollover options, with tax penalties possible for early withdrawal.
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