Minimum Social Security Reform Is Welfare for the Rich
The piece argues the Minimum Social Security bill is flawed by applying wrong rules, labeling it welfare for both rich and poor. It questions incentives and fairness, cites an example of 62 year olds with 30 quarters, and calls for rational financing via utilities or government funds. It warns against improper temperature cutoffs and stresses targeting aid to the truly needy with proper agency oversight.
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Congress
Claude Pepper
Pepper
Cedar Rapids tax consultant Prudden profiles career
David W Prudden of Cedar Rapids is an income tax consultant now enrolled to practice before the IRS. He brings systems and procedures planning experience from Collins Radio Arthur Andersen Co the U S Navy and the Social Security Board.
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David W. Prudden
Cedar Rapids
IRS
Collins Radio
Arthur Andersen & Co
U.S. Navy
Social Security Board
Emergency medical services demand public support and training
The article contrasts EMS delivery methods in City A and City B, urging citizens to value EMS like police and fire protection. It cites City A's private BLS service with delayed response and City B's city-run ALS paramedics achieving rapid defibrillation and advanced care, then calls readers to learn CPR and know the emergency number.
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Emergency Medical Services
EMS
City A
John Smith
City B
ALS
Bob Jones
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