Security and Social Security offsets in private pensions
A reader asks about how private pension formulas offset Social Security benefits and the legal limits. The answer explains that most offsets apply only at retirement, with law allowing adjustments up to 117 percent of pre 1965 Social Security, and notes changes for post 1965 retirees. It clarifies Medicare Part B costs and contrasts Blue Cross plans, concluding Medicare remains competitive despite some concerns about hospital care.
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Blue Cross
Medicare
New U M Campus at Dow Field Bangor Maine
An interview with Dr Bruce Poulton first director of the new U M South Campus at Dow Air Force Base outlines location near Interstate 95 in Bangor about 200 acres and 50 buildings with 500000 square feet of space transferred from the federal government in cooperation with Bangor. The campus will include eight dormitories for 1200 to 1500 students two dining halls classrooms gymnasium student union chapel and an administration building with many new brick structures. Initially it will house 600 freshmen from all five colleges with half in two year programs and half in four year bachelor programs. Students may bring cars for travel between campuses with buses every half hour from Bangor to Orono until 7 p.m. Eventually two year programs may expand and long range plans include general education dental hygiene law enforcement aeronautical technology and broadcast technology. If Maine grows the campus will expand as there is no dormitory space at Orono and no dormitories on planning boards, with two to three years before full dormitory capacity at South Campus.
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Dow Field
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Orono
University of Maine
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Julie Nixon and Eisenhowers postpone wedding plans
Julie Nixon and fiance David Eisenhower announced at a Richmond news conference they will delay wedding plans until after the November election. David, son of former President Eisenhower, also drew attention by kissing a baby at a Hillsville Republican rally. In London Armstrong celebrated his 68th birthday with a Beaverbrook luncheon and a performance of his hits. A Cool Bay couple plans a one year isolation on Suvorov Island with their daughter, while a freighter salvage bid in Francisco ended with the ship scuttled after the government deemed the bid insufficient.
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Rene Descoteaux
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Scarborough
Elizabeth Oliver
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London
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Satchmo
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When I Became A Man A Boyle Essay On Childhood
HAL BOYLE reflects on aging and sleep troubles to explore why adults remember childhood as a lost Eden. He argues children live with hidden guilt and fear yet experience life through a magnifying glass, making feelings sharper and more alive than later in life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Eden
Attendants Important In Nursing Home Selection
Attendant quality matters when choosing a nursing facility. The piece explains nursing homes versus boarding homes, licensing standards by Maine’s Health and Welfare department, bed sizes from small to 330, and the importance of cheerful environments, personal attention, and patient participation in care. The guidance stresses evaluating staff courtesy and sympathy, and notes larger homes trend toward newer facilities.
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Portland
Maine
Department of Health and Welfare
Southwestern Maine Health Information Center
Middle St
Capital Footnotes Win Three Huge Hydroturbines Bid
Capital Footnotes of Portland won a petro-ny contract worth 19.5 million for three hydroturbines at Grand Coulee Dam. Each turbine exceeds 820000 horsepower, the largest yet built, per Secretary Udall. SEC warned of rising deceptive ads promising real estate assistance in a tight money market.
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Portland
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Petro
Grand Coulee Dam
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Stewart L. Udall
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senator Stennis Critiques U S Submarine Program Transcript Release
Senate Preparedness Investigating subcommittee chairman John Stennis releases hearings transcript in which he states the United States is substantially inferior to the Soviet Union in operating submarines. The remark underscores concerns about naval strength and strategic parity amid Cold War tensions.
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Soviet Union
John Stennis
D-Miss
U. S
Giant X antennas to receive ultra low frequency signals
The plan describes constructing a giant X shaped antenna system with two arms, each extending 750 feet. Designed to capture ultra low frequency radio waves that cannot be detected from Earth, the project outlines the physical dimensions and concept for receiving distant signals using long aerial structures.
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Earth
Key wins Yankee Doodle mile trot at Foxboro Raceway
Rod Key earned $4,000 in the feature Yankee Doodle mile trot at Foxboro Raceway defeating rivals in a 2 08 2 5 time. The overtime highlight drew AP coverage from Foxboro Mass. on Thursday.
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Foxboro
Mass
Rod Key
Foxboro Raceway
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