Reagan pension bill aims at Teamsters power grab
Reagan administration seeks new congressional powers to enforce pension laws against Teamsters Central States Pension Fund trustees and administrators. The measure would let the IRS levy penalties and seek court injunctions for violations, expanding reach to all 560,000 plans.
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Man records cancer tape for unborn daughter to hear at 13
W McKinley Smiley Jr a Stetson Law School professor told he was dying of cancer recorded a message for his unborn daughter Kathy who would turn 13 today Kristy also ages 13 and Kathy later read the tape at an emotional reunion Smiley aged 46 says he hopes the message will guide his children toward others dreams and gratitude despite his illness The tale recalls his battles since 1964 including a melanoma behind the knee and a miraculous remission in 1974 while teaching at Yale Medical School and Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York.
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Woman battle grizzly to save son in Banff incident
Anna Harrop chased a grizzly that had grabbed her 3-year-old Brendan in Banff National Park. The bear was shot and killed. Brendan suffered minor injuries and returned home in good spirits. Harrop, 41, said her loud shouts scared the bear away and saved her child.
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Hoffa son to file James R. Hoffa death papers
In Detroit, James P. Hoffa announces plans to pursue a legal declaration that his father, once head of the Teamsters, is legally dead on the seventh anniversary of his 1975 disappearance. He says the move will aid settling an estate estimated at $1 million. FBI remains active, hoping the case will be solved.
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E T Mania Drives Summer Cash in New York
AP reports E T fever floods Manhattan with lemonade stands and film box office. Three 12 year olds hawk drinks to fund theater tickets, while ET grosses about 3 million daily amid toys, buttons, and Hershey candy ties. ET’s popularity cited as friendship and imagination, with cross selling of Reese's Pieces and merchandise.
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