Cleanup work begins in Big Thompson Canyon
Two contractors with government cleanup bids start work today in the flood wrecked canyon. Starr and Sons receives 105000 from the Army Corps of Engineers to clear part of the debris while Tompkins and Co. of Oklahoma City gets 29000 for the remaining cleanup. Official death toll rises to 86 with two more bodies found, and authorities fear up to 100 more may be buried as looting and access control persist. A temporary highway will be built within four weeks, while a six month moratorium on other construction is set to study the floodplain.
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Auburn
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Pension costs rise prompting warning from experts
A congressional task force reports 6 141 pension plans covering 15.3 million workers with 106.5 million dollars in assets at 1975 end. Benefits paid in 1975 totaled 6.6 billion to 1.7 million retirees, averaging 3880 each. Projected benefits may exceed final earnings in several cities such as Detroit Denver New York City and Philadelphia with retirees earning 106 to 118 percent of final income.
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Martin E. Segal Co
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Bernard Jump
Syracuse University
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Pension debt peril cited by Washington
A historical overview notes Washington warned in 1777 that half pay pensions would sink the colonies. The piece traces pension costs from early grants to modern COLA adjustments, exposing unfunded liabilities across federal, state, and city plans and noting that federal retirees receive the most generous post retirement increases.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Philadelphia
Local JA students compete at national conference in Bloomington
Five Lawrence area Junior Achievement participants travel with JA of North East Kansas to Bloomington Indiana for the National Junior Achievers Conference. The group includes Scott Braden Earl Richardson Michael Nieder Michael Fine and Mard Marshall with honors from regional events.
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North- Seast Kansas
Topeka
Scott Braden
Duane Braden
Earl Richardson
Glenn J. ‘Richardson
Moundview
Michael Nieder
Raymond Nieder
Michael Fine
Marvin Fine
Rt. 1
Mard Marshall
David Marshall
Larry
Fine
Miss Marshall
Braden
Richardson
Nieder
Airman Peters Assigned After Basic Training
Airman Terryll E. Peters son of Mr and Mrs James R Peters Ton ganoxie has been assigned to Chanute AFB Illinois after completing Air Force basic training. Cheddar cheese that has mild flavor usually is cured for 2 to 3 months. Cheddar cheese with very sharp flavor needs much longer curing 8 to 12 months.
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Terryll E. Peters
James R. Peters
Tonganoxie
Chanute Afb
Inl
Air Force
Carter's losing streak snapped in Plains softball game
Carter's seven game softball win streak ended as reporters from Time magazine scored 11 runs in the sixth inning to defeat the Democratic nominee 17 to 9 in Plains Georgia. Carter congratulated the reporters and ordered Secret Service players to report for 6 a.m. practice.
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