Area banks brace for All-Savers deluge as Friday nears
Bankers and savings officers say demand for All Saver certificates is rising. They extended hours and warned about confusion on $2000 income limits and savings potential. Experts advise couples cap at $15,860 and singles at $7,930 to claim the $2000 exemption.
Iran Warplanes Strike Kuwait Oil Complex
A 6 am attack by three Iranian warplanes on a Kuwait oil complex near the Kuwait Iraq border sparked a fire and caused damage but no casualties. Kuwait’s acting foreign minister Abdel Aziz Hussain, the cabinet, and emergency services responded as Iran denied involvement. The attack marks the third Iranian strike since the Iran-Iraq war began.
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Reagan set to hold fourth news conference
Reagan, though a president with few news conferences, was to hold his fourth since taking office eight months ago. The piece contrasts his schedule with past presidents and cites observers noting his media readiness and public expectations.
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Jackie Onassis builds secluded 31 million Martha's Vineyard hideaway
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis summer home on Squibnocket Pond Gay Head is a 31 million, 16 000 year round island complex with a main house a barn like guest house a silo and tennis courts. Architect Zachary Zandler calls the site unique and private. The residence blends cedar shingles white trim bleached oak floors and a hidden ocean view. Local residents say celebrities are common but respect privacy.
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DePaola defends actions amid tax raid still unfolding
DePaola says he did not intend to deceive as records show gaps in 1980 tax receipts and missed statements. Valentine and Donnelly uncover $125,000 unreported funds prompting charges against the mayor. City collected $167,000 more than auditor estimates forcing service cuts and debates over how receipts were recorded and appropriated.
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Postage hike to 20 cents set for November 1
The Postal Service Board of Governors approved a two cent increase in first class letter rates to 20 cents effective 12:01 a.m. November 1, just before Christmas card season. A postcard rate rises to 13 cents while some second class rates fall. The move spurred immediate court challenges from the National Association of Greeting Card Publishers, arguing the timing and unilateral action bypassing the Postal Rate Commission.
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