Carter fights higher earnings limits on Social Security
Washington report on proposed changes to Social Security earnings tests. Calhoun and Califano argue for capping the wage ceiling by 1982 to help the poor and boost funding, while proponents warn against benefits for a small privileged group. Senate action hinges on raising the ceiling and potential amendments by Dole and others.
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Ihe Hoye
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Ucle
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Nationst Councill
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Américan Association
Indicted aid by salesman in Long Island surgery case
HAUPPAUGE GY ABY-Smithtown General Hospital faces second degree assault indictments against two surgeons, two nurses, and an anesthetist for allowing a medical supply salesman with a grammar school education to assist in surgery. The patient is partly crippled yet credits the salesman with saving his life and a malpractice suit proceeds. The district attorney says a special grand jury will probe further hospital operations on Long Island. William MacKay identifies himself as the salesman in the Franklin Miranda case. other witnesses describe in-room activity during the July 1973 operation including removal and reimplantation of an artificial joint amid equipment troubles.
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ABY
Smithtown General Hopital
Heo
Murse
Henry O'Brien
Sutfolx County
Aalemen
Long Island
William MacKay
Newsday
Nat
Franklin Miranda
Central Islip
Marksy
Garden City
Mackay
Three Americans die in Rio de Janeiro bus crash
Three Americans were killed and several injured when a tour bus veered off an embankment in Rio de Janeiro during a group trip from Washington sponsored by the Shriners. Authorities reported six remained hospitalized with injuries ranging from fractures to scratches. the Brazilian driver was among the injured.
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Brazil
Washington
Richard Mattheson
Shriners’ Art Temple of
Tecoma
Andrew Craig
Lois
Toi Yakima
Bernice Crown
Tatoiia
Matheson
Hoy Devieh
Tacwena
Ghoul killer on loose in AREDLANTS California
A mutilated young woman found in Southern California is identified as Kimberry No ite, 19, with no fingerprints. Deputies in San Bernardino and Riverside counties search for a killer after a second dismembered body in two years, with details of injuries and proximity to prior cases.
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Kimberry
Miss Gay
Dalton
California
Karen Lilzan
San Bernardino
Dennis O'Rourke
Riverside
Armored bank truck robbed in Utrecht Netherlands
Armored bank truck with two security guards was robbed today in Utrecht. Police say the heist, described as obviously well planned, yielded about 1.4 million dollars with no shots fired and no injuries.
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Utrecht
Netherlands
Lantos Of The Elks Tor and Savior Kraul Dinner
An Elks event, a dinner hosted Sunday November 6 at 12 PM for adults four fifty and children two dollars, with a themed sale of clothing and snacks. The notice advertises reduced prices and party seating options.
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The
Elks Tor’ & Savior Kraul
Sun
Carter seeks Jewish backing for peace plan appeal
President Carter addressed the International Jewish Congress stressing his commitment to a balanced Middle East peace effort. He warned that intemperance and partisanship threaten a lasting solution while reaffirming Palestinian rights and opposing a West Bank independent state, drawing three demonstrators who shouted at him.
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Prositenl Carter
Carter
International Jewish Congress
Trach
West Bank
Jordan River
Israel
Izenb Javits
N.Y
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Sotarz
Solarz
Senate
Howard J. Daker
Giim
Srack
Busy mother Janice Hickenbottom called nation’s busiest woman
OSCO Indiana profile of Janice Hickenbottom shows a 28 year old farm wife and worker who shells seed at a rate of about 5 000 bushels a day for local farmers while juggling bar work and raising three children. She bikes with a friend and manages chores and farm tasks late into the night.
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Fine
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Cara
Trency Baraks
Jerry
Donnie
Lynne
Jeff
Hickenbottom
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Third form of life found believed ancient bacterium survives
Washington researchers report discovery of a methane producing microorganism, Methanobacteria, dating back to earth's early history. The organism challenges the two major kingdoms view by forming a distinct third life form, possibly an ancestor prior to bacteria and higher plants and animals.
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Washington
Earth
University Oikingis Scren
Alsly
Ling
Carl R
Ite ‘Annis
Ralph §. Wolfe
George Fox
Methanobacteria
Godoct
Halime
Ain
Bacteria
Hiatios Hite
Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery results reported
AP reports Wednesday night lottery results across states. Maryland Numbers Game and multi state draws list six digit and five digit wins, while Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Bakir's Teen Lottery show daily numbers and blue bonus outcomes. Charleroi and Pittsburgh areas noted among results.
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Lacyland
Maryland
Charleros Pa
Pennsylvania
Charleroi
Senate debates payroll tax split for Social Security funding
The Senate votes 74-16 on a proposal by Sen Thomas Eagleton to divert 200 million dollars yearly from income taxes to Social Security. The plan would shift payroll tax burden toward employers, possibly affecting workers, with opposition citing a federal deficit and impact on jobs.
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Senate
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri Democrat
Eagleton
Bil
Ben
Carl T. Cortia
Reb
Congress
Extgleton
Carter
BUC
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wvis
Russell B Long
D-La
Finance Committee
Long
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Jamies U Allen
Pentagon plans to double enlistments of women by 1993
The Defense Department aims to raise women in the armed forces to 10 percent of the total by 1993, boosting enlisted personnel to about 200,800 over five years. The plan envisions new policies allowing women in combat tests aboard Navy ships, with projected savings over $1 billion annually and improved personnel quality, while facing opposition about pregnancy and endurance in extended hardship scenarios.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Defense
Harald Crows Varti
Rescue service calls rise in first nine months of 1977
The rescue service handled 4,327 calls in the first nine months of 1977, up from 4,073 in the same period last year. Emergency incidents totaled 1,291 for the period, reflecting increased activity and response workload.
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Rescue Servicw
Creuse
Janary Lite
Circuasion Tall Daily Wail Decodes Odd Year Reminds Readers
The Daily Wail prints a garbled calendar note with dates and places like Hagerstona and Christray May, mentioning a circumvasion of events and a pirate item. It references an AP pass sheet and sports item with a price of 19.99.
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