Old Age Fund May Borrow Up To 2 Billion
An expert says the Social Security old age fund will need to borrow up to 1 billion to 2 billion dollars after Election Day to cover November 3 checks for nearly 32 million retirees and families. Treasury officials describe the move as a bookkeeping entry with no risk of missed payments.
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U S Nuclear Testing Booms At 12 Year High
The United States detonated 17 nuclear devices at the Nevada Test Site in 1982, the busiest year since 1970, with Sept 23 marking the peak day of three tests. Officials say efforts aim to modernize and safety-test weapons while underground tests continue under limited ban limits.
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Bess Truman Dies at 97 in Independence Home
Presidents past and present honor Bess Truman, widow of Harry S. Truman, who died at her Independence residence. Funeral plans were announced for Trinity Episcopal Church, with daughter Margaret Truman Daniel en route from London.
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Army aid offers dinners and companionship for new starts
The Army provides dinners, companionship, toys or warm clothing to help drifters and troubled families begin anew, offering practical support and steps toward a fresh start in life.
FmHA Loans to Kansas Farmers Reach 77 Million
Kansas farmers received 2,244 loans totaling 77.1 million dollars from the Farmers Home Administration in the last fiscal year, with breakdowns including 839 disaster loans, 960 general farm operations loans, 358 ownership loans, and 14 soil and water conservation loans. Nationally about 100,000 loans amounted to 4.1 billion dollars.
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Fort Leonard Wood ends coed basic training era
Fort Leonard Wood will graduate the last 27 women from the coed basic training program this Thursday, ending an experiment started in 1978 at three Army camps. Officials cited physical differences as the reason and said future integrated training will occur at Fort Dix, Fort McClellan, and Fort Jackson, with all female companies joining male battalions.
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Robert White
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Harley
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