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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1975
Page
11
A Tucson union officer advised increasing life insurance at old rates, sparking questions. Lois Style of Fairmont says no policy allows buying more coverage at the original lower rate. Kubista now admits his memo was partly correct about not canceling older policies.
A Detroit reader asks about collecting Social Security on an ex husband. Advice notes eligibility requires age 62, ex spouse must be retired and collecting benefits, and a marriage duration over 20 years qualifies the claimant.
The writer admits an honest error and failure to demand proof, doubting a special deal for union members but concluding the experience proves a lesson: never take the.
A reader with 54 years in insurance argues that guaranteed issue clauses allow purchase of new policies at future dates or after events without proof of insurability, likely resulting in higher premiums. He cites Indianapolis based Arthur R. Madison and notes he has seen an uptick in mail from insurers. The piece discusses how guaranteed issue affects policy pricing and insurability.
SACRAMENTO AP Legislation tightening state laws governing hearing aids cleared the Senate Business and Professions Committee 5 to 2. Senator Peter Behr argued the bill would ensure better medical advice, while Frank Roach of the Hearing Aid Association of California warned it would raise costs and reduce incentives to correct hearing issues. The measure advances to the Senate Finance Committee.
Sacramento report says a measure passed by the Assembly Health Committee would force exact percentages of ingredients in baby foods to be listed on labels. The bill by Assemblyman Paw B. Carpenter was sent to the Ways and Means Committee on a 6 to 0 vote.
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