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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1973
Page
11
Answers cover eligibility by age under 69, duration requirements, and how disability determinations differ from VA ratings. A disabled child on a parent’s record remains eligible if disabled, while a spouse under 62 has no disabled‑wife benefits. If future duration changes, contact SSA.
Bloodmobile reports 197 donors with Red River School contributing the largest bloc. Donor groups include Hope Lions Club City of Hope Memorial Hospital Kiwanis Anna P Strong Optimist Rotary Farm Bureau Junior Auxiliary and others. Next visit is December 10-11 at First Baptist Church in Hope. Vienna archaeologists uncover chapel remnants a 18th century crypt and a Roman thumbstone as they prepare a new subway tunnel near St Stephen's Cathedral and Kammerstrasse.
A compact bulletin notes Scottish players heavily influence top English teams, praised for flair and courage. It sketches Scotland's deep football culture from Glasgow’s grounds to youth leagues, and links student apprenticeships and transfer fees to the game’s growth. It closes with health tips from a New York podiatry society urging daily foot care for children.
The piece argues against fixed retirement ages, citing leaders and artists who thrived past 65. It notes legal challenges, including the Paul Weiss case, and highlights studies showing older workers can be more capable and productive. Public policy debates consider constitutional and humanitarian implications.
Area girls are invited to enter the 1974 Arkansas state Miss U.S. Teen pageant to be held in North Little Rock November 16 to 18. Contestants must be 13 by July 29, 1974 or not yet 20. The event emphasizes personality and service with three age divisions.
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