Declining Ratio In Work Force Threatens Social Security Fund
Washington AP reports a debate on potential changes to Social Security as the aging population shifts the worker to retiree ratio, with discussions on raising the retirement age, shielding women, and balancing benefits with pension and welfare programs. The piece notes proposed depen dency tests, court decisions altering spousal benefits, and the impact of earnings tests on retirees.
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Wallace marriage ends as Cornelia seeks protection
Cornelia Wallace moves out of the executive mansion with lawyers to pursue an amicable settlement or divorce from Gov. George C. Wallace amid alleged vulgarity threats and abuse. Gov. Wallace, 58, calls the matter private as his wife and attorneys prepare next steps.
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One Left In Running For State GOP Post
Stanley I. Dale former mayor of St. Joseph is the sole remaining candidate for Missouri Republican chairman with a party meeting in Jefferson City next Tuesday to elect a successor to Lowell McCuskey. Dale notes the slim chance of another entry and calls for party unity to heal divides from 1976 while weighing potential moves by Christopher Bond and a possible Senate race against Eagleton.
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Stanley I. Dale
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Missouri
Dale
William Macon
St. Louis County
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State Committee
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Lowell McCuskey
Osage County
Linn
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Joseph P. Teasdale
James T. LePage
James I. Spainhower
Spainhower
Joe Teasdale
Christopher Bond
Teasdale
Bond
Thomas F. Eagleton
U. S
Hanafi Leader Refuses to Apologize in Siege Sentences
Hanafi leader Hamaas Abdul Khaalis and twelve followers are imprisoned across the country for a 38 hour siege that seized B nai B rith headquarters the Islamic Center and Washington city hall. Khaalis received a 41 to 123 year term after telling the court he defended his faith and country. He declared he would not apologize as he addressed Judge Nicholas 8 Nunzio before sentencing.
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Hamaas Abdul Khaalis
Khaalis
D.C
Superior Court
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Nunzio
B'nai B'rith
Islamic Center
America
Mohammed
Messenger of God
District of Columbia
Khalifa Hamaas Abdul Khaalis
Abdul Nuh
Abdul Muzikir
Nuh
Muzikir
Hanafi
Robert D. Pierce
Maurice
Williams
Dylan seeks sole custody after Hawaii trip with kids
Bob Dylan filed in Superior Court claiming Sara Dylan violated a court order by taking their four youngest children to Maui Hawaii without permission. The children aged 6 to 11 were separated from an older daughter at a private East Coast school. A Dylan attorney argued no orders were violated and called the action precipitous.
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Calié
Bob Dylan
Hawaii
Dylan
Sara
Maui
Ford To Visit U Of Michigan For Second Adjunct Talk
Former President Gerald R. Ford will return to the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor on November 24 as an adjunct professor of political science. Ford, a university graduate, previously spoke to 10 political science classes last April.
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Mich
Gerald R. Ford
University of Michigan
Ford
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