China to ship 5 000 tons newsprint to Pakistan
Pakistan faces press shortages as China agrees to send 5 000 tons of newsprint to offset disruptions from East Pakistan turmoil. Dawn and other Karachi papers cite reliable sources. Supply expected soon by ship to Karachi as Khulna mill resumes output.
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Professor kidnapped as kidnapper threats widen appeal
West Berlin authorities report a kidnapper group has threatened to kill Prof Berthold Rubin and Rudolf Metzger unless Horst Mahler is freed by Monday night. A letter from Rubin's handwriting warned of execution if Mahler is not released, with a demand for Mahler to be given safe conduct to a chosen country.
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Welsh census form sparks language clash in Britain
The 1971 census in Britain faces Welsh language disputes with hundreds of Welsh supporters resisting forms in English. Hotels distribute forms as a nuisance while privacy concerns are raised by the National Council for Civil Liberties. One enumerator faces charges for sharing a form. In Moscow, the Soviet Union accuses the United States of harming normal relations amid protests over anti Jewish violence in America.
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Social Security benefits and tax base rise through 2010
The 10 percent spring boost increases 72 and older payments to 48.30 a month for individuals and 72.50 for couples while taxes pause for now. Tax rates shift to 5.2 percent for workers and employers, 7.5 percent for the self employed, with base income rising to 9000 from 7800 in 1972. Maximum annual tax remains 405.60 this year and 468.00 next year.
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Social Security tax debate and retiree budgets pondered
Bruce Biossat outlines changes in Monday Morgantown Post while Sylvia Porter predicts youth labor backlash in Tuesday Dominion News. The piece notes a 10 percent tax rise this year keeps the average retired elderly couple under the lowest budget level calculated by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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