TAAEF Regional Winners Summary
Edward Lawrence tops region in Men single with John Paul Tallent and Jim Hugman rounding top three. Bowden Lawrence win in Men double alongside Fuller-Clay, White-Edwards, plus Barker Hale in Men single. Sharon Scurlock secures Mix Doubles with Butch Clay. Tommy Idrige-Leslie Hildreath finish high in other events. Peggy Adams-Joyce Erickson win Women 35 doubles with Reed Fenlow.
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Social Security faces 3 billion shortfall as costs rise
The piece notes 32 million Americans receive about 69.6 billion annually in Social Security and 100 million people and employers pay 66.5 billion in payroll taxes, creating a roughly 3 billion gap in benefits for the first time in 41 years. It mentions the Very Elegant Men in passing.
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Waters hunts Procyon career hunter aids Lions Club portrait
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Texas DPS forecasts 42 traffic deaths over Fourth of July weekend
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Phoenix glass firm rewards five quit smoking workers
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