Money crunch at college trims activity not paychecks
South Suburban College faces a cash squeeze from delayed state payments, cutting tutoring hours and delaying supplier payments while payroll remains funded for two paydays. Officials deny welfare program recipients are harmed, noting ICCB figures and grant shortfalls, and describe steps to manage the deficit without cutting employee pay.
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New benefit program aids older Americans with Medicare costs
Officials from the Suburban Area Agency on Aging announce a new benefit, SLIB, effective Jan 1, covering Part B Medicare premiums for seniors with income above Medicaid limits but below 110 percent of that threshold. The program does not cover Part B deductibles or coinsurance, and qualified low income individuals may access QMB for broader coverage including deductibles and coinsurance. Eligibility hinges on income near the 1982 poverty line, Part A enrollment, and asset limits of 4000 for singles or 6000 with dependents.
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