Area Residents Apply for Supplemental Security Income
About 200 residents across Green Lafayette and Rock Counties seek supplemental security income as the federal program begins in January. Applications are open at Janesville Social Security offices for those not already receiving state or local assistance. Eligible individuals without other income would receive at least 200 dollars a month for a single person or 300 dollars for a couple. amounts may vary with other income. The program is funded by federal taxes and administered by the Social Security Administration. The Janesville office is at 203 W Court St and reachable at 752-7438.
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Green
Lafayette
Rock Counties
John W. O’brien
Janesville
O’brien
Social Security Administration
Goodwill Aids Disabled Through Jobs And Training
November marks Thanks-for-Giving month at Goodwill Industries. The Monroe center reports 1 756 tons donated in 1973 and 450 recipients receiving jobs training and evaluation while nearly 400 000 dollars in wages were paid. Volunteers from Scouts schools churches and others totaled over 35 000 hours. The agency provides counseling guidance and job experience to physically disabled mentally disturbed and ex drug addicts aiding their rise to dignity.
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Goodwill
Monroe
Goodwill Abilities Center
Friends of Goodwill
Thirteen Le-Win Students Named Illinois State Scholars
Thirteen Le-Win students named Illinois State Scholars for 1974 75 by the Illinois State Scholarship Committee. Winners include John F Ammon Sharon K Heinkel Sharon K Hardell Barbara Chapin Helen L Demeter James S Gantz Julie Ann Huffman Brian W Jones Laurie J Larson Ronald D Martin Lorene Schneider Neal A Wagner and Cherie L Schafer of Lena and McConnell.
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Le-Win
Illinois
Illinois State
John F. Ammon
Sharon K. Heinkel
Sharon K. Hardell
Winslow
Barbara Chapin
Helen L. Demeter
James S Gantz
Julie Ann Huffman
Brian W. Jones
Laurie J Larson
Ronald D. Martin
Lorene Schneider
Neal A Wagner
Lena
Cherie L. Schafer
McConnell
Electric car may be solution to gas crisis
A UW Whitewater study funded by ESB Inc projects electric cars as a cost effective urban option by 1980 with operating costs under half of gasoline cars. The research notes consumer openness, especially among women and compact owners, but cites range and speed limits and warns manufacturers may delay mass adoption.
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Whitewater
Wis
University of Wisconsin- Whitewater
Gerald Udell
George Tesar
G. M. Naidu
College of Business
ESB Inc
Chicago
Madison
Milwaukee
Udell
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Goodyear
Green County
Lloyd Winden
York Township
Soil and Water Conservation District
Leland Jordan
Edward Kaderly
Harvey Elmer
Willis Riemer
C. S. Pierce
Winden
Goodwill Industries
Illinois Scholars
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