Good Day for Recipients of Food Stamps Social Security
The July 1 1977 report notes a 5.9 percent social security increase tied to the CPI aiding 33.4 million retirees and beneficiaries plus 4.3 million on SSI. Medicare premiums rise from 7.20 to 7.70 monthly, partly offsetting gains. Average elderly couple benefits grow to about 400 dollars monthly. widows to 233 and single retirees to 234.
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The Linn County Board of Supervisors held an informal session at the Courthouse in Cedar Rapids with Messrs. Wenzel Ginsberg and Chairman Oxley present. Discussions covered loan bids for the Old County Home, AFSCME contract grievances, license renewals, travel and conference authorizations, highway contracts, remodeling bids, demolition plans for the Old County Home, and budget matters. A public hearing and bid openings were conducted for courthouse remodeling with Blahnik Construction selected at $54,618.00. Adjournment followed after claims review.
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Food stamp benefits to rise next January says spokesman
A spokesman noted another increase likely next January as benefits rise to 170 dollars for a four person family. The program costs 5.4 billion this fiscal year with 17.1 million participants in April, down 1.5 million from a year earlier due to improving economy and lower unemployment. Congress weighs removing monthly purchase requirements.
LA Orders 10 Percent Water Cut for 3 Million Residents
Los Angeles, with three million residents, joined six million Californians under drought restrictions and urged voluntary water use reductions starting Friday. The city will not pursue strict enforcement unless habits fail to decline usage.
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