Respect for Life Talks Thursday at Mt Mercy
Mt Mercy college designates Thursday as Respect for Life day to conclude its month long observance. The event features informal meetings on topics from The Aged to Family Living and a 4 30 pm mass in Warde Hall chapel. Father Walbaum will summarize at 8 30 pm while sessions are taped for replay.
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Social Security FAQ on earnings after age 72
A reader asks about work and benefits after 72. Officials confirm benefits continue monthly from the 72nd birthday, with prior year earnings affecting 71st-year payments, and advise applying for retirement about three months before 65 while noting Medicare eligibility and local Cedar Rapids office details.
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