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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
5
If you worked long enough under social security you can receive reduced monthly retirement payments from age 62 or full benefits at 65. Medicare is available to help with hospital and doctor bills. For more information visit a social security office or contact by phone or mail.
A reader asks about social security on ice cream stand earnings and when self employment income is covered. The response notes net earnings under 400 dollars avoid self‑ employment tax and that over 400 triggers tax due by April 16 next year. It also covers determining substantial services and advises contacting a social security office for details.
Admit list includes Lenora Merkel Mae Kalinowski Oscar Mureht son Belle Smathers William Mathis Glendater ridge De Gress Posey LE Walker Mary Perry Dewey Cor Jewell Henders son Elbert Larremore Eugene Stes Carlos Ashley Sr. Dismissals name Elma Wuffhines Oscar Murchison Saunders Estes Grace Owen Trit bie William Mathis Raymond Shafer Mac Kalinowski Glenda Herridee Blood donors Morace Oestreich Jimmy Cong Deaths Be Gress Posey Lydia Johnson
Mrs Loyd Beasley and her child go to Holland to join her husband and father. They are formerly of Katy and now visit Llano relatives before departure. Mrs Beasley is the former Miss Jane Patterson and works for Brown and Root Construction Company in Holland.
The guidance explains that after turning 72 you receive a monthly Social Security check regardless of earnings, with the prior year’s earnings used to adjust payments for months while you were 71. It also confirms checks can be sent abroad, including Norway, if you notify the SSA of your Norwegian address before leaving.
Mr and Mrs Bill Patton returned from East Texas to visit relatives. The Davenports spent midweek in Houston celebrating their son Don’s birthday. Mrs Bob Baughman of Midland plans to visit her daughter in San Marcos. Several other locals toured cities or hosted guests including trips to Houston Albuquerque Denver Luling Kerrville Lake Village Caruthersville Brownwood and Brownwood with longtime neighbors and family.
The City of Liana is urged to conserve by local customers with support from the LCRA. Community members are encouraged to reduce usage to help manage resources and ensure supply. The initiative emphasizes collective action and responsible consumption.
A feature on guided snow goose hunts around Altair Texas highlighting the lure of expert guides Marvin Tyler and his operation. It describes logistics early mornings, use of white spreads and decoys to attract geese, party sizes, typical fees, gear, and the potential for a full limit before dawn.
A concise plea to reduce power draw with tips likely in a local outreach piece. Includes emphasis on lowering bills, conserving energy, and adopting efficient habits for households and small businesses. The item reads as a public service prompt urging measurable action.
The Texas Rural Development Commission details a five point plan to revive rural Texas. It calls for attractive employment and services, new and existing industries, rural education opportunities, environmental protection, and a profitable agricultural sector. It also proposes a rural development committee in each state house.
A Social Security Administration study finds disability more common among non white workers than white workers. It notes lower incomes, limited access to care, and more hazardous jobs as factors contributing to higher disability rates among non whites.
The guidance says apply for Social Security payments about three months before turning 65. Earnings this year do not prevent benefits for months with no substantial work or wage income. Medicare protection can be applied for then. Nearby notes mention the Underwood family from Fort Worth visiting in Llano and a Fort Worth bank director in the school system.
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