Dual retirement theory gains adopters in Williams plan
A retired couple George and Emily Williams advocate a two stage retirement. They first retire for coworkers and friends, then move for personal freedom choosing Missouri Ozarks over California. They rented their California home, moved, and later sold it with favorable terms, securing a simple life in the Ozarks.
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Social Security Disability Appeals and Earnings Rules
The column explains appeal steps after a benefits denial including reconsideration hearing by an Administrative Law Judge and possible Appeals Council review in Arlington Virginia, followed by possible U.S. District Court action. It also covers earnings limits, counting all work earnings, and which income does or does not affect Social Security checks. It notes a formal ruling process for a 16 year old child on a father's Social Security record and where to file inquiries.
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Middletown seniors share Alaska trip experiences at center dinner
Members of the Middletown Area Senior Citizens Center who toured Alaska and the Northwest Passage will recount their journey at a 6 p.m. covered dish dinner Tuesday. The week includes choir, bowling, comic book convention news, and various craft and social activities at the center. The note adds a historic line about the Ohio River first seen by Rene-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle in 1666.
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Senior Citizens Center
Alaska
Northwest Passage
Sports Bowl
Ohio River
Rene Robert Cavalier, Sieur de la Salle
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