Lawmakers argue earning limits on Social Security too low
Washington Congressmen from across the spectrum debated earnings limits for Social Security recipients at a two day House hearing. Current limits allow up to 1600 a year before benefits fall, with a House plan seeking 2000. Goldwater urged full grants regardless of earnings, while Ball warned of a 2 billion cost to raise limits and favored boosting widows and disabled benefits. Collins pressed for a memo on raising the limit to 4000, noting many avoid work due to the cap.
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Mail system goes electronic in postal test
Washington UPI Blount announced a pilot to transmit mail electronically using facsimile between New York City and Washington starting Oct 1. The test aims to reshape the massive bureaucracy and could lead to lasting postal tech changes for business mail. Berkeley report Heyns elected Kaiser Industries director.
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Subcommittee Sets Hearings On Policy Impact
The discussion notes that most grants and cost of living increases often reduced real income for about 12 million Americans eligible for both payments. Ball acknowledged occasional reductions, while Randall D Mo urged further hearings and review by the subcommittee to address the issue.
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