Proving Age For Golden Years Retirement Plan
A column urges retirees to obtain proof of birth and marriage as early as possible. It explains how the U S Bureau of the Census Personal Census Service can help locate age records, what to request, and the costs. It notes benefits for Social Security, pensions, life insurance, and veterans’ aid, advising multiple copies and early action.
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Bureau of the
Cen- Sia
Bureau
Pittsburg
Kan
Census Bureau
Sea
Veterans Administration
the Daily Review
Grand Central Station
New York
Horoscope roundup for all signs with church and social tips
Daily astrological reading lists all zodiac signs with brief guidance. It urges Leo to focus on deals and cash turns, Virgo to reassess life and work, Aries to enjoy a day out, Taurus to express themselves, Gemini to enjoy friends, Cancer to socialize, Libra to seek guidance, Scorpio to visit church then entertain, Sagittarius to stay cheerful, Capricorn to network with authorities, Aquarius to engage with reviewers, and Pisces to attend church and plan evening activities.
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Leo
Jp Vaantinn Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Jaik
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Gapricorn
Aquarius
Centennial Caravan to Tour California campuses
A 12 000 square foot Centennial Caravan exhibit tracing 100 years of the University of California will tour nine major California cities this fall with free admission. Sponsored by the California Alumni Association the Caravan opens September 11 at Berkeley Harmon Gym and includes 73 panels nine wagons plus films and models from all UC campuses.
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Berkeley
University of California
California
California Alumni Association
Harmon Gymnasium
University
Gregory Peck
Noise Nears Lethal Levels in Los Angeles
UCLA former chancellor and acoustical physicist Dr. Vern C. Knudsen warns noise levels are 20 decibels higher than two decades ago, risking permanent organ injury. He blames inaction by the Federal government, urges FAA to enforce land-use regs around airports, and notes theaters expose audiences to harmful sound levels with amplified speech reaching about 10 decibels.
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Los Angeles
Vern C. Knudsen
UCLA
Knudsen
Federal Aviation Authority
Kentucky's first state managed highway system formed in 1826
Kentucky established the first state supported and state maintained highway system in 1826, creating a pioneering model for transportation infrastructure.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Construction To Begin July 15 Bids Accepted For New Chamber Building
SAN LEANDRO The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce plans a new offices building with bids opened by architect Arthur Stephenson for general contract work limited to chamber members. The 3,500 square foot structure will sit west of Root Park, include a board room and offices, and connect to a civic center complex. Occupancy expected in about six months.
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San Leandro
San Uéandra
Richard Ward
Eastle Street
Civic Center Complex
Ting
Public Works
Despace
Douglas H. Buckner
Ste
Phenson
Civic Weater
Iain
Mae
Root Park
Com Ant
Arroyo Avenue
Toletin Recliner
San Leandro Chamber OF Commerce
Go Fly A Kite Safe Tips From Dayton Power and Light
Dayton advisory urges safe kite flying with tips from a utility. Do not use wire metal tail or tinsel in kites or strings. Fly in parks away from power lines and avoid rain or streets. An unrelated city notice states the San Leandro site will be demolished before construction. A house on Arroyo Avenue will be moved to the fire department for drill use.
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Dayton
UPI
Dayton Power and Light Company
San Leandro
Stamp O
Eastth Street
Arroyo Avenue
Fire Department
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