Farm Workers Can Build Social Security Benefits Now
Stan ton S Thompson, social security district manager, explains farm workers earn retirement disability and survivors benefits like city workers. Coverage applies if wages reach 150 cash or 20 days worked, with records kept and Form 943 filed by January 1985, showing each worker’s SS number name and wages.
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Stanton S. Thompson
Im Poratello
Thompson
Oer
District Director
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
New Arrest Classification Highlights Fish and Game Violations
The Fish and Game Department details October cases with 238 violations across seven divisions. Violators include 29 with invalid licenses, 18 with no licenses, and 141 for illegal procedures such as improper tagging and permit issues. Fines totaled 6125 dollars, with nine large fines between 100 and 200 dollars, and half the money staying in the counties of violation.
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Fish and Game Department
Clearwater
Selway
Idaho hunting and fishing license changes for 1965
Idaho officials outline 1965 license needs for waterfowlers and winter fishermen. New licenses required January 1 with goose season ending January 7 and duck season running to January 24 in bonus areas, while steelhead permits will be free but required for fishery data recording. Hunter report cards help track game activity with about 50,000 cards returned annually.
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Big Panhandle
Lake
Pend Oreille
Clark Fork
Montana
Flathead Lake
Kamloops
Department
C J Stake
Fort Boise
Southwestern
Snake
Clearwater
Salmon
The Bigger Head Means Easier to Fill His Shoes
A proverb-like remark notes that as a man grows more confident or inflated in status his ability to be replaced or outmatched increases. It contrasts head size with practical readiness to step into another’s role.
Aliens Must Report Addresses In January
District Director R G Hoffelter of the Immigration and Naturalization Service says the annual alien address report prompts a surge in naturalization applications. The law requires most aliens in the United States to report addresses each January, with 30 percent more naturalization filings in January to March. Diplomats, certain international organization representatives, and temporary agricultural workers are exempt. forms will be available at post offices and INS offices in January.
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R G Hoffelter
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Hoffeller
Holiday visitors greet Newbern Glenn home from abroad
Newbern Glenn of Montpelier hosted holiday visits from Jerry Glenn Rexburg Ronnie Glenn Lowell Larsen and Bobby Johnson Soda Springs and Mr and Mrs Larry Schirm and their sons of San Diego Calif Larry recently returned from overseas Navy duty in Japan and Viet Nam The Schirms also met La Mont Norton in Pocatello and the Don Hamburgs of Dingle The note ends with a reminder that sharing friendliness does not reduce one’s supply of it.
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Newbern Glenn
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Jerry Glenn
Rexburg
Ronnie Glenn
Lowell Larsen
Bobby Johnson
Larry Schirm
Caribou County Residents Return for Holidays
Mr and Mrs Ellis W w cently spent the weekend in Lake City with Mr and Mrs Coe Sibbett. They also visited Watts Neil Fulton Peck and Renny J Leavy, who came home from Fort Ton Texas for the holiday. A great opportunity will make you ridiculous and are prepared for it.
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Ellis
Lake City
M. Coe Sibbett
Maid Watts
Neil Fulton
Peck
Renny J Leavy
Ton
Texas
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