Area stores say S and L checks pose no problems
A Frederick survey shows most area chains still cash checks drawn on John Hanson Savings with no policy changes since the Old Court Savings run. Safeway, Giant, Farm Fresh report no shifts, handling checks from verified customers up to fifty dollars over purchase, while some stores tighten rules slightly amid state thrift concerns.
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Savag Pier John Hanson Savings
Frederick
Clark
Maryland
Baltimore
Old Court Savings and Loan
Safeway
John Hanson
Bruce Huffer
7Th Street
Giant
Vicksburg
Miss
Lisa Crevitt
Jennifer Nicole Crevitt
A.J. Holliday
Holliday
IRS prioritizes refunds of 1500 years for quick payout
The IRS plans to speed refunds of 1500 or more to cut interest costs, while many returns remain to be processed two weeks before the deadline. Spokesman Wilson Fadely cites good management and confirms lower refunds stay on track.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Wilson Fadely
Sundey
Fadely
Fair Skies and Mild Temps Mark Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather report notes fair skies and mild temperatures with 4 to 58 expected tonight and sun tomorrow. Feature on 38-year-old Dr. Kenneth Foon, published author, detailing his fight with cancer and personal methods. The rest appears as fragmented filler and advisory quotes.
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Kenneth Foon
Senate probes defense spending abuses in 1968 bill
The Senate opens debate on a 302 billion defense authorization for 1968 aiming to curb waste in Pentagon procurement. Senator Barry Goldwater singles out a few contractors for theft and deceit while Rep. Les Aspin cites 18 to 50 billion dollars of unplanned gains over four years due to inflation mispredictions. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger notes a 4 billion dollar surplus from the 1985 budget as a sign of savings from improved management and competition. The bill seeks inflation-adjusted funding, amid pushback from some senators on limiting increases.
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Senate
Pentagon
Defense Department
Defense
Pm Juat
Senate Armed Services
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
House
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Aspin
Armed Services Committee
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
Reagan
John Stennis
D-Miss
Eight Maryland S&Ls tentatively win FSLIC insurance
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board conditionally approved FSLIC federal insurance for eight Maryland savings and loan associations, with final approval expected soon. Once insured, depositors' accounts will be covered up to 100000. The move follows state reforms and a special legislative package to stabilize the S&L sector, listing insured institutions and their assets.
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Baltimore
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Maryland Savings and Loans
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Bob Moore
Maryland Savings Share Insurance Corporation
Edwin J. Gray
Maryland
Moore
Maryland General Assembly
Watentale
Juana
FSLIC
Maryland Deposit Insurance Fund Corp
S&l
Old Court Savings and Loan
Madison Square Permanent Building Association
Israel Palestine prisoner exchange begins in Geneva
Geneva hosts the first planeloads of prisoners as 1,100 Palestinians and Lebanese are swapped for three Israeli soldiers. Red Cross spokesman Kurz says 394 Palestinians arrived on Israeli planes, with three Israeli-chartered planes. Plans include 700 more held in Israeli prisons and a detention camp with exchanges staged at Geneva airport and undisclosed Middle East sites.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Olice
Amal
Geneva
Switzerland
Israel
Red Cross
Jean Jolecques Kurz
International Committee of the Red Crops
Damascus
Kurz
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine- General Command
Koto Okamoto
Tel Aviv
Lod
Countrin International
Middle East
Alain Madouz
Madoux
U.N
Syria
Apsar
Dizzy Gillespie Heads Jazz Play At Frederick Craft Fair
The article describes Dizzy Gillespie, 67, performing at the 11th Annual Frederick Craft Fair with a 600-strong crowd. It recounts his pre-show routine, jet lag details, and comments from guitarist Sayyd and manager Bob Redcrons, noting his fondness for Europe and New York audiences.
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Dizzy Gillespie
New York
London
Dizzy
Ulysses
Beethoven
Bob Redcrons
Redcross
Gillespie
Showtime
Europe
New York City
Carnegie Hall
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C. Kurt Holter
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Tae
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Putty Hill Permanent Building Association
Weekly Savings and Loan Associaton
Laurel Savings and Loan Associat
Laurel
United Savings Association, Inc
Rockville
the Columbian Building Association of
Harford County
Havre de Grace
Craft Fair
Bryan Denson
News-Post
Jericho
John Birks Gillespie
Fairgrounds
Paris
Italy
Washington, D.C
Sayyd
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