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...handful of products classified as essential--and a few that slipped through a loophole in the federal regulations--may remain on the market. But officials say the exempt products constitued only two per cent of sales before the phaseout began...
...council passed a resolution supporting the union's demands for greater job security. However, the YCC passed a resolution hostile to some of the union's demands for a wage increase. Other YCC members, working independently of the council, convinced the union to drop its request for a gradual phaseout of student jobs...
...Social Security benefits for every $2 he earns above that amount. The House voted to raise that ceiling to $4,000 in 1978, $4,500 in 1979, $5,000 in 1980, $5,500 in 1981. In 1982 it will be abolished. Democrat Al Ullman of Oregon argued against the phaseout. Allowing high-income people like doctors and lawyers to collect both their fees and Social Security benefits, said Ullman, would make the system "an annuity program instead of a retirement program." But California's Ketchum maintained that the limit "deprives society of the skills and ability of many people...
...Administration and the congressional Democrats fail to agree on a gradual phaseout of controls this time around, the nation could be in for a possibly painful test of just how sharp the shock of immediate decontrol could...
...reason for the final phaseout--the University originally had no limit on the number of vendors but then installed a six-permit-per-day system last summer--William K. Pinkerton, who directs Harvard's bicentennial activities, said yesterday was an expected increase in foot traffic caused by bicentennial activities in Cambridge...