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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1975
Page
3
The text discusses using Extension Service resources to track family spending and plan budgets. It mentions the Texas Agricultural Extension Service and Texas A&M University in College Station as sources for consumer cost guides and mean spending figures to aid recordkeeping and budgeting decisions.
The fragment discusses how knowing a family’s real spending picture can influence choices to adjust costs of living against standard budgets. It suggests focusing on areas to save after assessing current expenditures.
Chief James reported nine motor vehicle accidents in Clifton. Incidents included a 1870 pickup undamaged, a 1972 two-door hardtop with light damage in the 100 block of East 5th Street at 8 a.m. September 24, and other crashes around East 5th Street and North Avenue D with light or no damage and no injuries.
The Clifton Cub Booster Club reports 84 members, about half of prior totals, inviting all adults in the Clifton Independent School District to join. Dues are $6 yearly, with mail to Mrs. Clarenc Rt. 2 Clifton. The notice mentions meetings, coaching previews, and projects for the year, plus upcoming Paul Reger Award activities by the US Labor Department.
The U S Labor Department’s Labor-Managed Services Administration released a publication titled Often Asked Questions About the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974. The guide addresses common inquiries about ERISA provisions and employee retirement plans.
Free 20 minute screening checks ears for wax and breathing tubes, then uses a hearing test to measure bone, air conduction, and nerve response. Doctors explain causes and options in plain English with no pressure to buy, urging timely action to avoid long-term hearing loss.
The program has evolved from benefits for retired workers to cover retirees disabled workers and their families. Surviving dependents’ benefits began in 1939, disability in 1954, and Medicare and SSI support have expanded. Current averages: retirees about 202 monthly, widowed mothers with two children about 472, with automatic annual COLA increases.
The Veterans Administration details 13.4 billion in benefits for veterans and survivors in its 222 page annual report to the President. The report notes nearly 30 percent of 200,000 employees are minority and about half are women, in response to the President’s equal employment opportunity push.
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