Giant computer runs Social Security data network
The Social Security Administration operates the world’s largest computer data processing installation at its Baltimore area national headquarters. It handles 365 million earnings reports yearly via optical readers feeding magnetic tape memory reels. Each reel holds about 50,000 records. The system processes 203,000 new benefit applications monthly and issues 1.2 million Medicare premium notices, with 26.3 million beneficiaries receiving checks through regional Treasury centers.
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Seminar Set For Local Area Attorneys
A regional seminar on laws involving revision of trusts interests in property conveyancing and landlord and tenant is set for May 14 at the Holiday Inn for local and area attorneys. Glenn Coates Racine Robert Consigny Janesville C Vernon Howard and Frederik Jensen Madison. Hugh Gwin Hudson will be moderator. The seminar covers changes passed by the 1969 legislature but not effective until July 1 1971. Sponsored by the advanced training seminars division of the State Bar of Wisconsin.
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Racine
Robert Consigny
Janesville
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Frederik Jensen
Madison
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Postmasters Named in Wisconsin Communities
Postmaster General Winton M Blount announced three Wisconsin postmasters today Harry C Rynning Edgerton Robert L Barger Paynette and Mrs Ella Forrest Tigerton Also Violet B Bathke named officer in charge at Millston with the same appointment process noted for the state
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Wisconsin
Winton M. Blount
Harry C. Rynning
Edgerton
Robert L. Barger
Paynette
Ella Forrest
Tigerton
Violet B. Bathke
Millston
Nelson asks for decision on Sanguine funding dispute
Sen Gaylord Nelson urged the Senate Appropriations Committee to block further funding for Project Sanguine until the Navy answers questions raised by a UW report. The study says the $1.5 billion underground antenna network would be technically unfeasible and harmful to forests, with slow global transmission.
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North Woods
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Secretary of the Navy
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