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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1973
Page
5
Adults disabled before age 22 may qualify for Social Security payments if a parent receives retirement or disability benefits or has died after enough work under Social Security. For details call, write, or visit a Social Security office.
Mr and Mrs Leo Brooks of Austin welcomed the baptism of their son William Carbett Corbey at Lutie Watkins Memorial United Methodist Church. The service included out‑of‑town relatives from Buckeye New Mexico and Houston with Judy Winkel as mother.
Mr and Mrs Eddy Gould ward attend a Fourth of July ball at River Oaks Country Club Houston hosted by their relatives Mr and Mrs Milo Maules. The evening features a buffet with roast prime rib and breast of chicken and dancing with patriotic decorations. guests include Mr and Mrs James Winkel of Houston.
Funeral services for Carl J. Shannon Sr. were held Sunday at Prawnwood with burial at Elkin Creek Cemetery. He died Friday in Big Springs after a career as a teacher and state comptroller’s office worker. Survivors include Carl Shannon Jr. of Lake Charles and Murray Shannon of Bryan, plus brothers, sisters, and three grandchildren.
Thermoametals surpassed 100 degrees last week in Llano marking a first for the summer amid an earlier 100-degree day in mid May. July 5 saw 11 degrees. a pattern of thundershowers delivered up to 1 inch in Llano. Total weekly rainfall reached eight inches in parts as five and a half inches plus two and a half inches added to Jane Ti’s area.
Local school board approved a plan for a new kindergarten class at Llane Elementary. Details were discussed at the monthly meeting, including staffing, schedule, and eligibility. Parents asked about enrollment timelines and free meals, with answers provided by administrators.
Llano Livestock Auction Company sold 1 002 head with all classes of calves and yearlings showing overall gains from $1.00 to $2.00. Feeder and slaughter cattle rose $60 cents to $1.00 plus, with various weight groups and lots of stocker cattle trading at higher bids. Representative sales include multiple steers and cows from Llano area farms and nearby ranches, reflecting broad demand across weights and classes.
A fragmented quiz snippet questions how disability affects workers and the role of Social Security benefits. It mentions the wage replacement goal and the worker's eligibility, with unclear references to benefits and employment protections.
A 1970 article reports on a theater incident where a moving theater heater struck a child in the eye and courts considered whether management failed to enforce safety rules. It notes debates on patron behavior and venue responsibilities for injuries with reference to a public service from the American Bar Association.
The Social Security spokesman announced that starting July 1 1978 people 65 and over who lacked Medicare hospital insurance may now qualify. They must enroll in medical insurance as well, with initial hospital premiums set at 38 dollars monthly plus 6.20 for medical. Applications can be filed beginning May 31 with coverage starting the following July if signed up timely.
A historical note questions where the first shopping coaster was built, claiming Ardinote Portusylvania in 1928. It mentions a severely disabled young person unable to work for a year may affect social security payments.
In Hunter lore, edges define where game hides and feeds. Dr Linduska explains cottontails quail and pheasants concentrate along hedgerows and field borders, not centers. Modern habitat plans seek to create edge diversity, matching landscape to target species.
The notice explains that many people share the name John Smith but have unique Social Security numbers. It outlines the purpose of the SSN for life, eligibility for monthly benefits if disabled, and survivor protections. It urges applying early, using the SSN with employers, and contacting the Social Security Administration.
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