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Show Earning Limit Increased a Bit ‘“;TOR'S NOTE: This fs $1,680 a and Meuicare regulations me By BRUCE BIOSSAT NEA Publications x y } Ss Q ; é 7 etire ally: i eatin Roland VW Satea NIRA 1 é Sar ‘As Top Accident Causes “ieissene' » ta tax , ; SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) in 196¢ aurec” Speed and dr ave been , ed as " the major re cause ol ents within the state w Financial Responsibility ers ir Division of the State Depart! the 45-54 neni There were F c § edu mave m if they y earning betw 11 Speed, Drinking Listed Pl made in the Social Se WASHINGTON SUNDAY, JANUARY7, 198 Sunday Herald Tax Deadline Nearing For Utah Farmers Medicare and Social Security—No. 5 denis ware ta a 040, and pa eb. 15 Division director Jack C. Ma- ti honey total deaths down per cent over ‘Thanks But No Thanks’ to . si put the figure $2,400 a year, theless want to count heavily It would have cost the sys- on monthly retirement benefits Change In Words From tem another $975 million now —and event more lat setiment Hanoi Is Encouraging ae No matter how much money von hate in with this so-called ‘ est” altogether, bu but altogether, test” ‘ocurred in 198 ies occurred ared to 268 fatal accidents cle _ SAutLage: cory (uP (NEXT: How Benefits Run) Se : i There is more sentiment 330 to 274, He a were 281 acide S. L. Pay Raises" wil Salt Lake ¢ ul Safety CommissionerJames L. Barker Utah Welfare Affected By said thanks but no week to a salary : : y I ks ase d ES ithagpremawadsSpending Cut Rampton refuse month in which your e not exceed rop- 40jo not ¢: §$140. T e last ; cry | ee UL Devt. pcgbe, Realewt i acasaid SALT LAKEin stateCITY s (UPI ith pay!of Reductions t term By JIMC, BARDEN hot clashes and North Vietna-losition did not make much real figure in 1967 was $125 eta pop ee am Nagata al sae Si eras United Press International |mese attacks on U.S. bases|headwayin 1967. It would have This protects the ‘‘some- KIDNEY TRANSPLANT The salary hike for commis-\gram_fave been ordered re. ordered as part o The United States would go during the week left almost 200 cost $2 billivn in the short run, time” worker of retirement age HELSINKI (UPI) Finnish sioners and the mayor was pass. Sire by Gor Calvin Ly Rem (Program last Nov “any where . . any time’ to Americans dead and more than morelater from sudden dips or lean peri- su talk about peace in Vietnam, | 40 wounded This idea goes against the ods in earning power. st performedthe nation’s ed in $2 vote last December.|pton, kidney transplant opera- Barker Ms Brackent? ly declared al said today. The hospi- President Johnson has repeated-| Around the world grain with those defenders of These samerules apply if you tior Moscow: The Soviet Union the system who want it to stay are self-employed, But even if 7 North Vietnam apparently|‘laimed U.S. bombs had “se- what it is—a program to proGecided to see if the President Tiously damaged” one of its tect people against the risk of wasserious and peace proposals Stips in the North Vietnam'a decline in earnings as they pushed the war's “hot pursuit” |harbor of Haiphong, handed/age, but not a programto re- your net earnings (profits) for a given month fail to exceed the $140 limit now set, you can't get a check for that monthif i University Central Lee voted a : - + ; MAM | The governor took the action) Barker Sets 1 Welt Z ity put lUtah out of conformance with federal regulations “He said if the cuts were not . meee following & Teport bYirestored, the state tal sad the kidney from a 10- tions spe \g,|Pred H. Ae abe pene a longer get federal year-old boy was tansplanted| “It is ea inst 3 See oF ohctitketien Sere:| stance matching during the aight Wednesdayinto|salary increase when you know ie - Re Diener Restoration of the body of a Syear-old man|it will pass anyway,” said| ‘eS. US partment ¢*/ programs, which would no medical asfunds the affected provided eye issue to the background during) Secretaryof State Dean Rusk @ ward them simply for getting you have performed what the who has depended entirely on) Barker feare, dental care and elective stiff note of protest and said it| oq ‘substantial an artificial kidney machine! He also questioned the $100 He said he doubts city commis-|surgery for welfare recipients, authorities call the week. would ea “take measures ripe to insure sure To go too far in liberalizing services." Generally, that since disease destroyed his own/a month car allowance com-|sioners could properiy receive} will cost the siate an estimated The administration has con: |milagloners currently recelye,|the allowance, $70,000 to $80,000, tended that North Vietnam had|*%, safety, of Soviet vessels the retirement test, Social Se’means devoting more than 45' kidneys, not said it would definilely Sailing foc North Vietnamese come to the negotiating table Was gton: Sen, S Ey 3 gene J.) evenIt US. forces, stopped! yfcCarthy, D-Minn., announced ° emibing the rahi ie Ba \he would take his campaign for they did, "Secretary tate!the Democratic presidential Dean Rusk admitted,, and the into New Hamps . Corvette Sting Ray Convertible with able hardtop. % ceeacne involved one snq challenge President John Pt its runnin, mate: <P MERRY seeeeIER. em ye “TE ae .|son as a write-in candi The official word from Hanoi! the election March 12. Mewas that North Vietnam “will” Carthy, who is opposed to hold peace talks if the United! Johnson’s Vietnam policy, has States stops the bombing and already said he would enter the {die er fen “other acts of war, Previously, primaries of four other states. Rusk said, Hanoi had been| Cape Town, South Africa: Dr. using the world “could” to!Christian Barnard led a South indicate the possibility of talks! African medical team in its after a halt in bombing. | second transplant of a human Checking Statements heart, this one on dentist, Philip AS for acting on the North Blaiberg, 58, who received the Vietnamese overture, Rusk said heart of a 24-year-old colored] the United States was making man who died of a stroke behind-the-scenes efforts fo Washington: President Johndetermine if the statements|son signed a bill that will} were a propaganda ploy or a| increase Social Security henefits sincere effort for peace. by at least 13 per cent for 24 Rusk played down the “hot) million Americans and increase pursuit” issue, in which the the amount withheld for Social United States is seeking appro- Security to payfor the increase. val from Cambodia and Laos Washington: President John- for its forces Communist to chase son, in aneffort to decrease the units into those! country’s deficit of payments, countries during battle in the imposed restrictions on most hopes of wiping them out. direct investments abroad by However, it was announced American corporations and said Ambassador Chester W. Bowles|he would consider proposing would go to Cambodia to talk legislation designed to make with Prince Norodom Sihanouk /travel abroad more costly to about his statements that he|Americans by imposing 2 tax was amenable to such pursuit! that might force them to pay as across his country’s border. much as $8 a day for the On the warfront, a series of| privilege. Win at Bridge WestPlayed Correct Card By OSWALD JACOBY partner, and JAMES JACOBY In his youth Sam was known Three no-trump is a better as @ slowplayer. He has speed- contract than four spades for ed up a lot, but this play did tuday’s hand. Nothing can stop Reece pene saaltat N ith from makin, ventually he conciu na ee aes while his only chance to beat the correct defense will keep them|spade game would be to find Ye partner with the quetn of from making four spades, arts, You don’t always arrive at /"°a"s. J the best contract. Somehow or| Afterés that the rest was easy other most any pair would tend ect He led the ten of at the inferior spade game. No a matter how well you bid, = suit _ Theisstandard play from a long low, so why did Sam Cathe Slybe mening YoU make this lead? The answer Partner's cards, - ld is that there are certain special Of course, four spades would) combinations that call for an make most of the Mime,It unusual lead and this was one of them, When Sam led the ten, doesn’t require any great on the part of the declarer. He|Gesiarer was stone cold dead. ee ae Ne i the) South could rise with dum- CORY One my’s ace, cover with the jack Unfortunately for North and|or duck, but he was going to South, old time expert Sam lose two heart tricks come Fry held the West cards at/what might. 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