Reagan Social Security plan hits early retirees in Senate clash
The Reagan budget plan faced unified resistance as the Senate 36 to 0 rejected deep cuts to early retirement benefits. House Democrats backed a similar stance, while Health Secretary Schweiker prepared to defend the package on Capitol Hill. The White House warned against politicizing the issue as forecasts sized up the impact on retirees. Weather: clear with a low around 45, sunny Friday with highs near 86.
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Washington
UPI
Reagan
Senate
House
Health and Human Services
Richard Schweiker
Capitol Hill
Schweiker
House Committee On Aging
Olmsted fund misuse charged against former clerk
A civil suit filed by the county prosecutor seeks to recover nearly $150,000 alleged misuses by Olmsted Township Clerk Bernice Loudermilk from 1976 to 1981. The complaint names Loudermilk, her husband and two children, plus Ohio Casualty Insurance Co, seeks attachment of assets to recover funds and cites forged signatures and improper payments. The case follows trustees cutting police hours due to a cash flow problem and an audit ordered amid dispute over fiscal management.
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Olmsted Township
Bernice Loudermilk
Common Pleas Court
John Corrigan
Loudermilk
Stacey
Althea
Stacey Jr
Ohio Casualty Insurance Co
Hamilton
Macha Woman defined by risk taking and ambition
Grace Lichtenstein defines the macha woman as a risk loving, independent leader who combines toughness with flair. The author, 39, discusses how such women in sports, business and other fields push for equality, challenging male norms while inspiring confidence.
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New York
UPI
Woody Allen
James Taylor
Grace Lichtenstein
MS. Lichtenstein
Doubleday
Syria and Israel clash over potential attack and peace envoy
Syria warned Israel of possible military action while Israel said it would not pause indefinitely for U S peace envoy Philip Habib. Assad claimed Israel plans aggression, and Habib remained in the region as talks with Begin and Peres continued.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Syria
Israel
U.S
Philip Habib
Menachem Begin
Habib
Assad
Damascus
Washington
State Department
Dean Fischer
Fischer
Labor Party
Shimon Peres
Begin
Beirut
Hafez Assad
Lebanon
Middle East
Fire chief seeks levy for two new Elyria stations
Elyria Fire Department plans two new fire stations near Midway Mall and southwest Elyria, relocate Lake Avenue station, and add a multipronged communications system. An operating levy of 8 mills would generate about $254 000 yearly, to fund the fire department upgrades plus staff for paperwork and investigations.
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Elyria
Donald Norman
Norman
Richard Seward
Midway Mall
Lake Avenue
Winckles Street
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Elyria Service League
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