Pension gaps widen as city workers outpace private plans
A study by Robert Tilove and others shows New York City workers with 33 years at 62 can retire with 100 percent final pay including Social Security, while private firms like AT&T offer much less. Public plans often exceed private benefits, aided by inflation adjustments, early retirement for police and fire, and high final pay multipliers in some cities.
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Lee Mitgang
Associated Press
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Victor Gotbaum
Jump
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Manhattan
KU to survey child care needs on campus
KU students faculty and staff will receive a question questionnaire August 17 20 to assess child care needs. The KU Child Care Task Force designed it to aid a plan to present to Del Shankel executive vice chancellor by November 1. It notes two campus centers the Edna Hill Development Lab and Hilltop Day Care serving about 190 children daily.
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Kansas University
del Shankel
Julie Gordon
Edna Hill
Hilltop
Indiana warden heads to Kansas for top state role
Indiana State Prison Warden Leo Jenkins resigns to become deputy secretary of the Kansas Correction Department, with oversight of five major facilities. Assistant Warden Jack Duckworth to act as warden. Jenkins, 43, has led the Michigan City maximum security unit since December 1974 amid a spate of prior escape and hostage incidents targeting the facility.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana
Leo Jenkins
Kansas
Jenkins
Kansas Correction Department
Jack Duckworth
Colorado
Canyon City
Landon backs Connally as Ford running mate
Alf M. Landon disclosed in Peoria that he supports former Texas Governor John Connally for vice president if Ford secures the Republican nomination. The statement follows Ford's campaign in Kansas City ahead of next week’s nomination vote.
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Peka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Texas
Ohn Connally
Ford
Kansas City
Fighting intensifies in Beirut as truce ignored
Beirut battles escalate as a three day cease fire to repair the electric grid fails. Security sources put nightly deaths at around 90, raising the 16 month war toll past 34 000. Christian and Moslem leaders report heavy fighting in Beirut Metien area Aintoura Zagharta Tripoli front lines and across west Beirut.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Metien
Aintoura
Zagharta-Tripoli
West Beirut
Camille Chamoun
Christian National Liberal Party
Sidon
Kamal Jumblatt
Chamoun
Sheriff’s tax sale delayed to next year in Douglas County
Douglas County delays its sheriff real estate sale as legal actions drag on. County Counselor Daniel Young says alias summonses remain for three defendants, with publication notices and court judgments extending the timeline. Delinquent taxes from 1976 are targeted, with sale likely next year after time for notices and legal steps.
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Daniel Young
Young
Douglas County District Court
Legion deaths checked for link to 74 illness
Health investigators probe a possible link between the Legionnaires outbreak and a 1974 Odd Fellows Convention illness in Philadelphia. Officials report 27 legion cases and 128 hospitalizations from July convention disease. Odd Fellows recount 12 to 18 cases and about 10 deaths.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Dennis Lucey
David Fraser
Federal Center For Disease Control
The
Odd Fellows
Samuel Patterson
Fraser
CDC
Odd Fellows Convention
American Legion
Pennsylvania
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