Labor secretary cuts pension law red tape
Labor Secretary Ray Marshall says the Employe In come and Retirement Security Act has been poorly managed and vows to streamline. The plan cuts paperwork by requiring only annual plan changes be noted and reduces copies by sending one annual report to Labor and a copy to the IRS, while eliminating duplicated pension regulation.
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IRS
Eisenhower named carrier and planned commissioning
The Navy selects Dwight D. Eisenhower as the third nuclear powered aircraft carrier. The ship will be commissioned October 18 in Norfolk Virginia with Mamie Eisenhower attending. The article notes a separate bowhead whale conservation clash and a higher education graduate admissions proposal from the Carnegie Council.
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UPI
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Army
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Norfolk
Mamie Eisenhower
Washington
Carnegie Council On Policy Studies
Berkeley
Calif
Jackson keeps job and Perk loses in mayoral races
Maynard Jackson wins a second term in Atlanta with over 60 percent. Ralph Perk loses in Cleveland after a tough record, while David Rusk defeats Harry Kinney in Albuquerque, setting up Feighan and Kucinich to face off in November.
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Associated Press
Maynard Jackson
Atlanta
Cleveland
Ralph Perk
David Rusk
U.S
Dean Rusk
Albuquerque
Harry Kinney
Jackson
Breeder reactor kept alive in final congressional move
A House Senate conference backed extending the breeder reactor program with 80 million in funding but no construction. The plan aims to keep the project alive while allowing limited site preparation and avoiding a Carter veto. Senate and House totals differed, with cautions about arms proliferation. Senator Church warned of Soviet Bloc and others pressing on breeder programs.
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Congress
White House
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Frank Church
Idaho
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Conference Committee
U.S
Church
Japan
Gold Medal Flour Coupon Ad Promises Baking Confidence
A vintage style ad promotes Gold Medal Flour with over 90 years of baking success. It emphasizes All-Purpose and Self-Rising varieties and offers a savings coupon to encourage purchases.
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America
Insiders Suspected in Diamond District Murders
Police and diamond dealers in Manhattan suspect in-house plots behind a surge of gem seller killings and robberies, linked to the Jaroslawicz case. FBI eyes million-dollar jewel thefts while cases stretch to Puerto Rico and Florida as fear spreads through West 47th Street offices and elevators.
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Pinchas Jaroslawicz
Puerto Rico
Florida
Keenan
FBI
U.S
Puerto
Abraham Shafizadeh
Haskell Kronenberg
Dia
Key Largo
Fla
Leo Dashonitz
San Juan
Chicago
Howard Block
el Verde
Diamond Center
West 47Th Street
Japan Justice Minister resigns over hijack ransom flap
Justice Minister Hajime Fukuda quits after furious controversy over Japan’s handling of the Red Army hijacking of a Japan Airlines jet. He cites the decision to pay 6 million dollars in ransom and free six prisoners to save 151 hostages, amid disclosure officials waived extradition and ransom return. A Cypriot-based Red Army leader reportedly used hostage John Gabriel as an ace card.
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Hajime Fukuda
Japan Air Lines
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Takeo Fukuda
Japan
Red Army
Foreign Ministry
Algeria
Hiromichi Miyazaki
Kyodo
Nicosia
Cyprus
California
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