Congress Brings Back Minimum Social Security Benefit
Congress moves to restore the minimum Social Security benefit for most recipients, reversing a summer cut that would have reduced checks for over 2.5 million, while extending key funding and tax provisions. The bill also keeps a payroll tax for sick pay six months after job loss and funds highway and other programs. The plan awaits House-Senate conference talks with President Reagan's support.
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Donald Riegle
D-Mich
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D-Mo
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Moon Indicted On Tax Charges
New York AP report says Rev. Sun Myung Moon and aide Kamiyama were indicted for income tax evasion with charges of filing false returns for 1973 74 and 75 and failing to report interest and stock. Prosecutors accuse them of conspiring to cheat the government. up to five years possible on conspiracy and three years on each tax count.
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Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
South Korea
Moon
Takeru Kamiyama
Tarrytown
Mose Durst
United States
Rev. Moon
Unification
Anwar Sadat
U.S
World Food Day Urges Global Hunger Fight
World Food Day observed in Washington as President Reagan urges renewed effort to wipe out hunger. U.N. FAO marks 36th anniversary. U.S. has shipped over 30 billion in Food for Peace aid since the 1950s. Block cites long term farming productivity and purchasing power as keys. soil erosion and conservation funding draw concern.
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United States
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John R. Block
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Iowa
Berg
National Association of Conservation Districts
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Flaws Found In VA Audit At Leavenworth Center
VA audit finds 24 of 58 claims on mismanagement and nepotism unsubstantiated, 11 partially true, rest with merit. Report cites needed improvements and possible personnel transfer to resolve a dispute among top leaders. McAnaw, the whistleblower, faces federal court over removal. officials pledge continued good health care.
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Leavenworth Veterans Administration Medical Center
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Leavenworth Center
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Margaret Michelson
K. Paul Poulose
Mary McAnaw
McAnaw
Allves
Congressional Legation
Jim Jeffries
Leavenworth
U.S
Bob Dole
Reg Kassebaum
Livengood Estate Sale in Ottawa Kansas
Auction notices announce the sale of real estate, household goods, and antiques belonging to Mr. Livengood at 1011 South Willow Street in Ottawa Kansas. The event details include the property and items to be sold.
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Mr. Livengood
S. Willow St
Ottawa
H.H. Gds
R.C.A
L.E
Jack) Nelson
Notable Auction Headlined by Jack Nelson and Mickey Johnson
Sunday, Oct. 18, 1981. Auction event featuring Jack Nelson and Mickey Johnson as primary figures. Details unspecified in readable text.
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