Social Security hits 40 with history of the program
Elmwood Park argues Social Security matured with a growing nation as the act of 1935 began and benefits expanded from retirees to disabled workers and families. Rossi notes coverage rose from 26 million to about 100 million and current average payments exceed 200 dollars for retirees and 300 plus for widowed mothers, with automatic COLA triggers. An August 3 open house at 1930 North Harlem Avenue invites the public to celebrate the fortieth birthday.
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Dominic Rossi
Social Security
Elmwood Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rossi
Russi
Social Security Administration
Social Security Office
North
Harlem Avenue
Picture Letter Puzzle Spells UNCLE SAM Revealed
A visual puzzle asks readers to find letters hidden in a picture that collectively spell UNCLE SAM. The challenge invites careful scanning of the image to identify each letter in sequence.
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Uncle Sam
Education and unemployment an urging link in society
The piece argues education levels drive earning capacity and unemployment, noting high school dropouts face tougher prospects than college dropouts who often return later. It calls for programs to bring older dropouts back to education, citing correspondence courses and night schools as partial solutions.
Common Cause Meeting In Oak Park On Lobby Disclosure Bill
Common Cause invites residents of Illinois Sixth District to meet U S Representative Henry J Hyde on Saturday August 9 at 11 a m at the Unitarian Universalist Church Oak Park 875 Lake Street to discuss House Bill 3045 and take questions from the floor A study session precedes at 7 30 p m Thursday August 7 at the same venue to prepare for the meeting The group organized in Oak Park three months ago by Rev Gerald Krick Kenneth Valcek serves the district For more information call Betty Leigh or Joyce Tucker
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Common Cause
Ilinois
U.S
Henry J. Hyde
6Th
Unitarian Universalst
Oak Park
Lake Street
Representative Hyde
John Gardner
HEW
Gerald Krick
Unitarian Universalist Church
Kenneth Valcek
Betty Leigh
Joyce Tucker
Horoscope Forecast For August Period
Aries cautions against sharing secrets with new acquaintances and notes possible strain in friendships. Taurus faces serious talks with the opposite sex. choose words carefully to avoid conflict. Gemini warns of authority figures watching, handle superiors with care. Moonchild questions money as root of evil and possible financial exchanges. Leo learns humility and that paying tribute to others can pay off. Virgo suggests minding your own business to avoid issues from others. Libra risks misreading motives while youth age becomes relevant this week. Scorpio may gain financially with little effort. Sagittarius sees advancement at work and personal achievements. Capricorn tends to overcommit. guard against overpromising. Aquarius warns to pay a minor bill and fix small repairs to avoid reversals. Pisces cautions about heart matters and proceeding carefully with the opposite sex. Personality profile requests birth details and a portage fee to a named address.
Enrollment Urgency for Proviso Transfer Students
Only students who completed enrollment for 1975 76 can attend classes starting September 2 in the Proviso Township High Schools. New movers and re entrants must enroll at once at the main offices in Hillside or Maywood depending on residence, with hours 8 00 am to 3 30 pm Monday through Friday. For details call Proviso East 344 7000 or Proviso West 449 6400.
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Indiana Harbor Belt Line
Hillside
Maywood
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Westchester News
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Westchester
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Madison Street
Forest Park
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