Godzilla-1985 caps with Burr and Super X clash
The piece recalls Godzilla-1985 scenes with a hardened hovercraft foe called the Super X. Raymond Burr again plays a reporter aiding the military, as Godzilla stands nearly 80 meters tall and nearly indestructible. The monster, Japan’s symbol of destruction, evolved from villain to ally across films.
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Godzilla
Raymond Burr
Tokeye
Burr
Japan
Sadilla
Earth
Newsweek
Time
Rite Aid Reports Third Quarter Results and Expansion Plans
Rite Aid posts third quarter results with 34c per share. 39 week sales rise to 1.135 billion, but continuing operations earn 1.04 per share. Restatements exclude Circus World and Heaven stores. ADAP breaks even. Encore sales climb 18.5 percent. Superdrug equity earnings up 9.5 percent. New distribution center in Winnsboro to serve five southern states. Company aims to open 1,400th drugstore and expand video rental. End of quarter total drugstores 1,369 in 20 states. ADAP and Encore comprise 59 and 22 stores respectively.
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Circus World Toy Stores
Heaven Variety Stores
ADAP
Grass
Encore
Superdrug, PLC
Rite Aid
Super Rite
Winnsboro
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
South
Indiana Tax Credit and Deduction Changes for Elders
The Saving Your Tax Dollars credit rises to 1000 and elder credits adjust to 100 for individuals or 140 for joint returns if both are over 65. Eligible ranges include 40 to 100 per credit and 80 to 90 or under 10000 income. If line 7 exceeds 10000 but federal AGI is under, you may claim with an explanation note. Deadline is June 30, 1986, with no credits after.
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Indiana
Hamilton County Names Officer Bien Communication Officer of the Year
The Hamilton County Communication Center has chosen Officer Ronald W. Bien as Communication Officer of the Year for 1985. Bien has served with the department since 19 84 and is recognized for outstanding duty and dedication.
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Hamilton County Communication Center
Ronald W. Bien
Mr. Bien
Harrison Democrat Club Meeting and Officers for 1986
The Harrison Democrat Club will meet at 8 p.m. on Wednesday January 22 1986 at the Harrison Community Center. Club officers for 1986 are Terry Burge president Gary Roberts first vice president Fred Dole second vice president Dave Bah.
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Harrison Democrat
Harrison Community Center
Terry Burge
Gary Roberts
V.P
Fred Dole
Dave Bah
The Path to Success Starts at Home with Society IRAs
No matter your station in life success is a journey not a destination It begins at home by making the right choices and seizing opportunities Society offers IRA plans to save for the future Choose from payroll automatic or flexible deposits including Money Market 18 month Variable and Fixed Rate IRAs Self-Directed IRAs with penalties for early withdrawal Stop by a Society branch for full details and options.
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Society Bank
Harrison city notices and meeting schedules for boards and councils
Public notices detail meetings for town council planning commission zoning board and mayor's court along with school boards townships and ad hoc groups. Listings include meeting days times and locations at Harrison Community Center George St and other venues with several minor typographical errors corrected contextually.
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Harrison City Council
Harrison Community Center
George St
Harrison
Harrison Zoning Appeals Board
Harrison City
Taylor High School
Crosby
New Haven
Miami
Cleves
Whitewater
Dry Fork
Harrison Two
Water Corp
Southwest Schools
Citizens Advisory Council
Board of Education
St. John the Baptist Church
Harrison Ave
North Hill
E.C
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the Press
Mark Robinette
Harrison Press
Harrison Lions Club
Ray Noes
O’dell Fergerson
Dale Kimpel
Chrle
Land O Lakes
Eckrich
Boy Scout
Betty Losekamp
Hawk Ins. Agency, Inc
Kater
The
Assemblies of God
Terry L. Brown
WE Care
Democrat
Tve
Children’s Conservation League
Diana Jacobs
Republican Club
Rolling Acres
IRA
Society
FDIC
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