House OKs big Social Security tax boost
The House approved a bill to raise Social Security taxes for workers and employers, moving to the Senate as deficits mount. By 1982 the tax could reach 6.65 percent on earnings up to $90,000, with a maximum of $1,965, and by 1987 seven percent on wages to $42,600, totaling $3,025.
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Dutch millionaire abducted amid Red Army Faction claim
A Dutch businessman Maurits Bargo-4a was kidnapped outside the Continental Club after a bridge game as a West German Red Army Faction claim spread across Europe for bombings in Milan Rome and Lisbon. Police hold Knut Folkerts, 28, on murder charges from a Utrecht shootout. Caransa's vast Holland hotel and catering empire faces unknown threats.
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Russia reports anti satellite weapon tests amid Cold War tension
The Pentagon said Russia conducted a second straight success testing an anti satellite interceptor. U S officials worry Moscow is widening its lead in anti satellite weapons while defense officials note Washington has not tested any system and may need years to field one. Defense Secretary Brown had earlier cited Russia’s operational capability and warned about reliance on satellites for monitoring Soviet activity. Carter had urged a ban on satellite destroying weapons in prior months.
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Ray guilty of escape at Brushy Mountain prison
James Fart Ray, jailed for the 1968 killing of Martin Luther King Jr, was convicted in a Brushy Mountain Penitentiary escape case. A jury sentenced him to an additional one to two years. attorneys plan a possible new trial.
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Potomac Valley Fire Co meat sale advert reads odd
Wolfsville Rorilan Club announces meat orders with pickup at Wolfsville Park. Public notice lists various meat options and prices and a deadline for orders. Contact number 293-2627 appears with dates in 1972 and 1977 referenced.
Carter's mixed reviews cling to his leadership style in Congress
President Carter defended his approach at a news conference while critics in Congress fault his style and accuse the administration of ineptitude. Supporters say he faces tough issues honestly and remains on target, but some legislators insist he moves too slowly or pushes too many reforms at once.
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Multidrug Therapy Extends Life for Some Lung Cancer Patients
National Cancer Institute scientist Dr. John Minna reports that high dose multidrug chemotherapy, with or without radiation, has yielded median survival near one year in small cell lung cancer patients and up to 16 months for some, though prognosis remains poor for most. He notes early detection and center-based trials, with ongoing uncertainties and tempered optimism.
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Congressman Derwinski linked to leak say paper
New York based AP story says government believes U S Representative Edward Derwinski of Ball, Illinois leaked sensitive information to South Korea. The Wall Street Journal reports that Grand Jury proceedings authorized by Attorney General Griffin Bell may begin as part of a Korea influence probe.
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Shooting Match and Dance Event Ad at Local Park
Local notice advertise a shooting match on Saturday October 2 at 1 p.m. at Lauembarg el Fire Co park with turkeys and beer. Also promotes a dance Saturday October 2 featuring music by Coming On Country, hosted by Red & Qua Cub with members and guests.
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Local newspaper masthead and postage notice mockup
Fragmented OCR text presents a dated newspaper masthead, postal info, and article fragments. It mentions Hagerstown Maryland, Associated Press copyright notice, and pricing lines showing weekly and monthly rates. The readable facts are sparse and garbled, but indicate a early 20th century periodical layout with circulation details.
Lottery numbers glow across Maryland and Pennsylvania
Baltimore AP reports the Numbers Game daily lottery in Maryland drew 27 on Thursday. Pittsburgh AP notes the Pennsylvania daily lottery also revealed the number 228 on Thursday.
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Smog Areas Linked to Higher Lung Cancer Rates
San Francisco AP report says lung cancer rates in Los Angeles and San Francisco exceed national averages, with San Mateo County showing a sharp rise from 1969 to 1975. Air Resources Board chair Toro Quica notes industrial pollution and thermal inversions as key factors, promising industry cleanup and new measures to curb smog.
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