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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1980

Page

6

Comparative Finances 1980 Style

Public and private reports compare U S living costs and personal income. The Conference Board finds purchasing power after inflation rose 7 percent since 1970 with median family income up to 21350 in 1980. Bureau of Labor Statistics lists four person costs for moderate and high standards. Per capita income rose 11 percent to 8706. Alaska tops at 11252 and Mississippi bottom at 6167.

Louise Cook Associated Press United States the Conference Board New York City Conference Board Bureau of Labor Statistics Bureau Commerce Department Indiana Alaska Mississippi

U S Korean Rift Deepens After Korean Crackdown Claims

Diplomatic sources in Seoul accuse Lt Gen Chun Doohwan of lying to Korean press about U S role in the military crackdown, triggering the sharpest U S Korea relations split in nearly a decade. The defense security commander and acting KCIA director is at the center of the dispute.

Seoul South Korea CIA U.S Chun Doohwan

Breaks In Jordan Shooting Clouded By Ballistics Probe

Fort Wayne police and Allen County authorities reported that a motorcyclist, John Thompson Douglas, 40, was questioned after possessing three rifles, one matching the caliber used to wound Vernon Jordan. Ballistics tests were ordered while investigators reviewed alleged conspiratorial links and a later FBI augmentation sought to clarify possible motives behind the sniper attack. Jordan remained hospitalized in guarded condition as doctors noted progress toward recovery. The unfolding case also touched on disputed claims of U.S. knowledge about related Korean events, prompting a diplomatic embassy statement clarifying distortions of American role and actions.

Jordan Douglas FBI Lelligence Agency United States Chun U.S South Korea Carter

Suspicious Fire At Urban League Office In Miami

Five people were treated after smoke inhalation in a two story Miami office building fire seen as possibly linked to the Vernon Jordan shooting. Officials said no confirmed connection to Jordan’s Fort Wayne shooting or city riots, while arson investigators probed the blaze.

Miami Urban League of Greater Miami Indiana National Urban League Vernon Jordan Jr Fort Wayne George T. Billberry Miami Fire Department Jordan T. Willard Fair Urban League Vernon

Social Security Gets A Reprieve Debates Over Gas Tax Widen Split

The House approved a five day extension to avoid Social Security payments bouncing next week while failing to separate the 10 cent a gallon gasoline fee from a 30 day debt limit measure. Senate opposition threatens a veto and a broader fight over the gas tax linkage. Budget talks and a 1980-81 package remain unsettled as a June 5 vote looms.

Washington House Senate Carter Thomas P. O'Neill Jr O'Neill Rules Committee John Rhodes Arizona Rhodes Congress

Iran Iraq clash flares along border despite hostage talks

Tehran Radio reports Iraqi artillery pounded Iranian border posts, with about 20 Iraqi soldiers killed in prior fighting near Mehran. Tehran’s Bani-Sadr met Khomeini to brief on developments as Iran weighs hostages. Parliament delays hostage debate until late July after organizational work and cabinet formation.

Associated Press Mideast Tehran Radio Tehran Abolhassan Bani-Sadr Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Khomeini Pars Bani-Sadr Iran Iraq London Mehran

Dealings With China Explained

Washington officials described the Pentagon announced plan as normalizing relations with the People's Republic of China and signaling to the Soviet Union. The accord allows China to negotiate with U.S. manufacturers for radar, helicopters, transport carriers and other military gear, with contracts needing administration and, in some cases, Congressional approval.

Washington CAP China U.S Peking Soviet Union Defense Harald Brown Pentagon Geng Biao Congress Kremlin Moscow Brown People's Republic United States

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