Texas official warns on legally blind drivers on road safety
Col Homer Garrison notes that about one thousand Texas optometrists know three to four thousand drivers who draw state and federal compensation for blindness. He explains legal blindness occurs before complete blindness and urges caution on highways, citing a driver with a commercial license who remains able to operate large vehicles. He urges drivers to stay alert and skeptical of other motorists.
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New pension rates for widows explained by VA
The Veterans Administration outlines changes from the old to new pension scales. Under the old system a widow with no children earned 50.40 dollars monthly if income stayed under 1 400 dollars yearly. a widow with one child received 63.00 dollars and could earn up to 2 700 dollars. The new law ties benefits more to income, offering 60 dollars monthly with no dependents up to 600 dollars income, 45 dollars up to 1 200, and 25 dollars up to 1 800, with 3 000 dollars or more ending payments. Each additional child adds 15 dollars. Widows may obtain full information at a VA office.
American Cotton Congress Set for May 2 3 at A M
Exhibits at the 21st annual American Cotton Congress to be held at Texas A&M College May 2 3 will feature the latest developments in wash and wear fabrics drapery materials and other cotton fabrics. Also testing and classing by automation and exhibits relating to cotton research by five departments from AGM School of Agriculture
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