Ohio S and L depositors push state for money
Ohio officials pursue an end to the nation’s largest bank holiday since 1933 as more than 2,000 Home State Savings depositors gather at Xavier University in Cincinnati to demand unfrozen deposits and full repayment. Crowds and petitions press Celeste and state officials amid runs and a $750 withdrawal limit.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Home State Savings Bank
Richard Celesté
Robert Mealister
State Division of Savings and Loans
Columbus
Pri
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Xavier University
Mark Stacler
Fireball lights Southeastern sky across several states
A bright fireball streaked across the Southeastern night sky around 8 p.m. Sunday, seen from Tennessee to Florida and reported by pilots and radar. Authorities say it could be a meteor entering Earth's atmosphere near the Cherokee-Forsyth County area, with no injuries or crashes reported.
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Tennessee Highway
Harold Munger
Chattanooga
Munger
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Dennis Feldman
Temn
Orlando
Fla
Ilinois
FAA
Jacksonville
Atlanta Center
Feldman
Huntsville
Ala
PAA
North Alabama
National Weather Service
Howard Bookman
Air Traffic Control Center
Hampton
Cherokee-Forsyth County
Atlanta
One in five Americans admit cheating on taxes
IRS survey reported in Psychology Today finds 20 percent of 2000 respondents admitted cheating on income taxes. Most say the system is unfair, with 41 percent of all taxpayers estimated to cheat, and many condoning the practice among others.
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IRS
Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Psychology Today
Yankelovich
Skelly and White
Labor loses 2.7 million union members in four years
The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics reports organized labor shed about 2 million members from 1980 to 1984 as the labor force share fell from 23 percent to 19 1 percent amid the 1981-82 recession and rising imports Statements cite a weak recovery in unions heavy manufacturing and policy factors under Reagan as contributing to the decline John Zablusky AFL-CIO economist says obtaining bargaining rights is very difficult while Larry Adams notes replacement job gains in nonunion sectors
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Washington
St . Organized Labor
U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics
Larry ‘J. Adams
Bureau of ‘Labor Statistics
Monthly Labor Review
Adams
Afl-Cio
John Zab ‘Lusky
National Labor Rela
Zalusky
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State For Money
Ain
Deposime
Thymney
Mary Lou Dysinger
Tipp City
Gresemen
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Associated Press
Elizabeth Loftus
University of Washington At Seattle
Ea. Richmark
E. Gemesee
Altier's
Fayetteville Mall
N. Burdick St
Fayetteville
Labor
Newhouse News Service
Rere
K-Mart Plaza
Syracuse
Genesee St
Fairmount
Altier
Naturalizer
Penn Can
Camillus Mall
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