President urged to change law on working elderly
Health and Human Services officials urge President Reagan to repeal the earnings limit on Social Security. Bowen and Hardy call the rule an unfair work disincentive that pushes elderly workers into retirement. They warn of short term costs but long term deficit reduction and higher tax revenue from more elderly employment.
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St. Luke's Expands CITYLINE Health Info Options
St. Luke's Hospital adds two CITYLINE information categories on stress relief during holidays and its advantAGE 55 program with weekly updates. The expansion includes 10 more topics over two months covering cancer heart care AIDS drug abuse babies and emergency care.
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State plan offers health insurance to Iowa uninsurable
The Iowa Comprehensive Health Association opens to residents rejected by private insurers or with one of 44 conditions. Premiums reach 150 percent of top insurers with deductibles of 500 or 1000 dollars. Coverage includes hospital and medical up to 250000 lifetime, administered by Mutual of Omaha, with state funds backing deficits. Public contact via 1-800-445-8603.
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Court looks at jail terms for drunken driving case
Iowa Supreme Court will review an Appeals Court ruling overturning a 90 day jail term and a $600 fine for Donald Lane of Grinnell in a first offense drunken driving case. The Appeals Court criticized Judge Thomas Mott for a pattern of jail terms and fines and suggested a deferred sentence be considered.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription and mailing details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists address at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 and notes subscription rates by carrier and by mail for multiple plans with regional restrictions and postmaster address for changes. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news.
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