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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1974

Page

15

A Time To Live Check on Social Security Pensions

Mrs. MLL of Salt Lake City emails about benefits for those working past 65 and plans to retire. She cites back payments and SSI rules, noting state variations and retroactivity. The letter questions where this information comes from and shares a neighbor’s experience with Social Security and SSI payments.

Sam Mll Salt Lake City Utah Arizona M.E.T Social Security Social Security Administration Baltimore

Retirement age shift rumor sparks gender fairness talk

A reader asks if after 1975 a 62 year old woman can retire with full Social Security benefits like today’s 65. Another reader jokes that men must be included to prevent masculinist backlash, while predicting retirement age might drop to 60 but not by 1975.

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Neighbor’s Social Security misstep costs thousands

A reader recounts learning a neighbor lost four years of potential benefits by not applying at 65. Retroactive payments cover only one year, leaving $3,840 unclaimed. Benefits vary with years of coverage and early retirement rules. Supplemental Security Income aids the very low, though not a Social Security program.

Mle.t Social Security Administration

Reagan OKs more mental health funds

SACRAMENTO Governor Reagan signed an $18 million increase to the state budget to support local mental health facilities and after-care centers. The measure restored most of the prior funding after cuts and was brokered by Assemblyman Frank Lanterman and Speaker Leo McCarthy amid criticism from mental health officials.

Sacramento UPT Reagan Frank Lanterman R-La Canada Assembly

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