A Time to Live Persistency pays off for disabled man
Starock, Minn. a farmer pursued Social Security disability despite multiple denials from August 1976 through early 1977. After three hearings and written filings supported by doctor letters, the St. Cloud hearing granted benefits retroactively from September 1976 through July 1977, with the judge noting his persistence and correct documentation.
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Starcock
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Social Security checks can be cashed after death
Mrs E P asks if a check arriving in the month of death must be returned. The answer: not. A survivor who is alive when the check arrives may cash or deposit it at once. If cashed after death, Social Security may seek a refund, but the burial fund should not be automatically reduced.
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St. Paul
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Second prelate attacks Brown on abortion policy
In Sacramento a second Roman Catholic prelate, Msgr. Cornelius Higgins, criticizes Gov. Brown for supporting continued federal funding for abortions. San Francisco Archbishop John Quinn also voices opposition as Brown argues denial would discriminate based on wealth and reflects moral choice.
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Local Benefit Checks Show 5.9 Percent June Increase
A July 1 reception reveals June benefits rose 5.9 percent, matching gains seen by millions of recipients for various reasons. The speaker urges all to extend congratulations to those benefiting.
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