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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1975

Page

8

Government sale bonds aid workers without a pension plan

The Treasury announces Individual Retirement Bonds to help the nearly 50 million workers without pensions. Bonds offer 6 percent interest, tax deductions up to 15 percent of income or 1500 dollars yearly, and tax-free growth until cashing after age 59½. Early cashing incurs penalties, and bonds expire after age 70. Purchase via Federal Reserve or Treasury, address in Washington D.C. 20226. Danish Prime Minister Poul Hartling resigns after 13 months in office.

Washington Treasury Department Federal Reserve The Treasury Bureau of Public Debt Securities Transaction Washington D.C

Nixon may be able to travel next month says doctor

Nixon's physician says he examined the former president and he might leave the San Clemente estate next month for occasional trips by car or helicopter depending on progress. The note comes after Nixon hosted Kissinger at his villa and follows a recent hospital stay and ongoing fatigue. The report recalls Ben Gurion's death on December 1, 1973.

Nixon Long Beach Calif Richard M. Nixon Henry A. Kissinger San Clemente Villa White House Long Ch Memorial Hospital

Reporter Newton Released After Hospital Stay

Hamilton Journal-News reporter Jim Newton was discharged from Ft Hamilton-Hughes Hospital after an apparent heart attack last Thursday following a heated meeting on the city's juvenile delinquency problem with school board member Carl Morgenstern.

Hamilton Hamilton Journal-News Ft. Hamilton-Hughes Hospital Jim Newton Carl Morgenstern

Egg production expected to stay low through 1975

The Agriculture Department projects ongoing reduced egg output through next year due to cutbacks in laying flocks. A possible 7 percent smaller flock by July 1, 1975 could further limit production in the second half. Factors include cattle supply, unemployment, and corn soybean feed prospects.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Agricultural Marketing Service

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Internal Revenue Service Poul Hartling David Ben Gurion Israel Montgomery Ward John Dobrozs Jr Ins., Inc First Ave Middletown U. GA South Yankee Road N. University Blvd Montgomery
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