Neutron bomb vote looms in secret Senate session
The Senate plans a vote on funding for a neutron warhead aimed at killing with radiation while sparing buildings. President Carter weighs approval to gain flexibility. The debate includes closed sessions and previous opposition from Sen. Hatfield, amid broader ties to the $10.3 billion public works bill and nuclear research funds.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
Congress
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Angola
Mark Hatfield
Oregon Republican
Public Works
Hatfield
Middletown Woman Files bankruptcy in Dayton Court
Pamela Elaine Bair of Middletown has filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court Dayton listing assets of 60 dollars and debts totaling 1 501 dollars.
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Pamela Elaine Bair
Middletown
U.S. District Court
Dayton
Florida girl abducted from Girl Scout camp remains missing
Charlotte Grosse, 15, was seized by a heavy voiced man at a Sarasota county Girl Scout campground. A witness saw her near a Bradenton phone booth at night and FBI agents drew a composite sketch as searches continue. The family waits at Nokomis while prayers rise at the local church.
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Sarasota
Fla
Richard
Carol Grosse
Charlotte Grosse
Charlotte
Sarasota Herald Tribune
FBI
Bradenton
Jack Gaffney
Sheriff's
Gaffney
William Stookey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Phil McNiff
Nokomis
Grosses
Eleanor
Jennifer
William Eckels
Venice Nokomis United Methodist
Social Security Benefit Increases 5.9 Percent
Social Security checks rise 5.9 percent to offset cost of living gains. The increase affects 33.4 million retirees and beneficiaries and 4.3 million SSI recipients, with Medicare premiums marginally reducing the net. Average elderly couple benefits grow from 377 to 400 monthly. widows from 210 to 233. a retired worker living alone from 221 to 234.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Medicare
Food stamp benefits rise for millions in new boost
The Agriculture Department says food stamp benefits increase 2.4 percent starting now, giving a typical family of four $170 monthly, up from $166. A further rise is likely next January to offset higher grocery costs, with about 17.1 million people on the program in April as participation trends down with improving employment.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Stephen J. Hiemstra
Food and Nutrition Service
Copper strike begins across 26 unions in US
Picket lines formed at copper mines nationwide as a 400-member conference called the strike. The first picketers appeared at midnight outside U S Metals Refining in Carteret New Jersey, with subsequent actions in Maryland New Mexico Nevada Utah Montana and Arizona. Flamingos build mud nests described as tiny volcano shapes.
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Phoenix, Ariz
U.S. Metals Refining Co
Carteret
N.J
Maryland
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
Montana
Arizona
National Nonferrous Industry Conference
Birth Announcements Highlight Local Families
Vital notices list new arrivals across several households including Timothy and wife at 956 Dubois Road Carlisle a daughter Corbett Caudill at 5205 Shaker Road Franklin a daughter Rick Williams at 4720 Creekview Drive a son and other births. Names span Jackson Ky Holly Ave Germantown Road and small streets with residents from Carlisle Elmo Place Crawford St Grimes St Spencer Lane and Middletown Hospital patient number 424-1871.
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Timothy Abney
Dubois Road
Carlisle
Corbett Caudill
Shaker Road
Franklin
Rick Williams
Creekview Drive
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Springbore
Orarge
Trenton
S. Dreiel
Crawford
S. University
Florida
Eckels
Richard Grosse
al Collins
Jackson, Ky
Robert Forsythe
Holly Ave
Herbert Kidd
Oxford State Road
Gary Miller
Germantown Road
Elizabeth Monce
Murray Phares
Germantown
Clive Redkey
Steven Toms
Elman Court
William F. Moon
Morgan St
Middletown Hospital
Savi
Aings
Home State
Hills Middletown
South Breie Blvd
Middletown Hills
South Breier Bivd
Warner National Corporation
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