Police Briefs From Carterville And Carbondale
Carterville reports Rachel I. Klein fined $15 for failure to yield right of way. Carbondale reports Ralph R. Lindhorst fined $18 for speeding.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1968
Page
8
Carterville reports Rachel I. Klein fined $15 for failure to yield right of way. Carbondale reports Ralph R. Lindhorst fined $18 for speeding.
The Naval Reserve Training Center in Cape Girardeau Missouri says it may accept a few ROTC applications monthly from high school seniors and college freshmen and juniors. Details are available at the Municipal Airport center in Cape Girardeau.
In Japan a research professor’s laboratory is closed and research discontinued when he reaches the retirement age of 63, regardless of the stage reached. The policy reflects a mandated retirement rule affecting ongoing projects and staff.
The Baker Nunn camera at Cold Lake Alberta operated by the Canadian Armed Forces Air Defense Command can photograph light reflected from an object the size of a basketball at a distance of twenty five thousand miles, forming a key part of North American satellite detection.
Washington report details 1967 revisions raising the Social Security tax base to 7800 in 1968 while tax rate remains 4.4 percent, with higher rates and Medicare costs scheduled through 1987. Self employed face higher rates. employer contributions rise as benefits increase. March 2 checks reflect a larger burden on about 24 million workers. Next: Limitation on earnings.
A pamphlet titled Recent Improvements in Your Social Security is free from the Carbondale Social Security Administration office at 1007 W Main St. Copies may be obtained by writing to Post Office Box 1028 Carbondale or by calling 457 2136 in Carbondale.
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