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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
7
The Cleveland Press editorial page urges voters to elect Jack Gilligan to the U.S. Senate and Charles Vanik to Congress from the 22nd District. It calls Gilligan the future and Vanik a strong choice, framing the Nov. general election as a break from the old order and a move toward tomorrow.
The piece lists increases since 1965 in total benefits including Medicare, rising from 17 billion to 30 billion annually, and notes Medicare coverage for 19 million seniors plus 18 million with supplementary insurance. It cites higher minimum cash benefits, raised annual earnings limits, expanded maximum cash benefits, and 2.123 million new beneficiaries as proof of value.
Law would force retailers and lenders to show full credit charges in dollars and true annual rate. It strengthens garnishment protections, exempts portions of after tax pay, and links limits to the federal minimum wage. Aimed to curb misleading home repair sales and mortgage tricks with a three day cancellation window.
The Social Security office began a search for about 300 disabled people in Greater Cincinnati as part of nationwide changes allowing reduced monthly payments for certain disabled widows at 50 and disabled widowers who relied on their spouse. More than half are young workers with revised work credit rules.
Cincinnati labor groups celebrate the dedication of the Carpenters Building marking a milestone for the union. Council officers join Joe Bruder and Albert C. Scheer in leading the program with W Bill Smith and other key officers, trustees, and business agents from sixteen local unions.
The May 23 issue misfilled graduate photos and now lists seven Juniors with their instructor and certificates from Ohio State University marking three years of study. The larger Freshman group is shown receiving recognition at Xavier University for completing their first year.
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