Latin American reactions to Hickenlooper aid clause dispute
The piece surveys Latin American responses to the U S Hickenlooper amendment stance and potential aid cuts. It notes Peru Bolivia Mexico Colombia Argentina and Venezuela considering expropriation and compensation risks, with diplomatic sources largely opposing the amendment as harmful to investment and regional ties.
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Two Documents Needed For Social Security Claims
A Social Security official explains the two essential items to file for retirement benefits: proof of earnings using the prior year Form W-3 or W-2, and proof of age from a birth or baptismal record if possible. If birth records are unavailable, alternative documents such as old family Bible, marriage license, school records, or a 1910 Census can establish age.
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Retired California cyclist 3000 mile journey continues
Edward R. Delano 63, newly retired from Red Bluff, California, travels 3000 miles with 150 to 170 miles left to cross the country by bicycle. He loops toward his 40th reunion at Worcester Polytechnic Institute starting June 4, amid curious reactions from others. He groups with the Northern California Cycling Association and uses the nickname Foxy Grandpa.
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Prison Attitude Channel Stressed To Aid Reforms
Mel Rivers head of the Fortune Society urged prison reform funding only helps if staff attitudes change. The former inmate noted revenge culture dominates administration and called for rehabilitating both inmates and staff before programs. He spoke at a correctional conference sponsored by Rep. Edward Koch.
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