Social Security COLA changes and earnings limits for 2000
Since 1975 automatic cost of living adjustments track CPI with no congressional vote. 2000 COLA set to be the highest since 1997 amid rising energy prices, while the earnings cap for Social Security payroll taxes rises to 76100 from 72600 and the early retirement earnings limit climbs to 10080 from 9600. Analysts warn CPI may overstate inflation, fueling debate on COLA cuts as baby boomers retire.
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Congress
Social Security
Ted Jacobson
Baltimore
Jacobson
Seniors Plan Fitness Boom As Demographics Shift
The aging of the Baby Boom generation reshapes the $9.6 billion fitness industry with more 55 plus workouts, softer settings, and gear suited to low impact training. Club operators face a choice to adapt or lose the coming wave of older exercisers, say industry leaders and participants.
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Chicago
APY
Sour Neighborhood
America
American Sports Data Research
Terence Moffatt
Club Industry
Hotchkin
Burr Ridge
Glenn Miller
Fresno
Calif
Calif-based Keiser Corp. and Ann Arbor, Midi-based NuStep Inc
Colin Milner
Keiser
Milner
Howard Rose
Wilmette
Winters Family Pond Tragedy Sparks Accidental Inquiry
Investigators work to determine why a car plunged into a pond as Tim Clark of the sheriff's office notes the incident is treated as an accident with no foul play suspected. Mrs Chipman, mother of the late David Winters, speaks of loss, faith, and hopes the Winters family keeps the pond as a memorial.
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Tim Clark
Sheriff's Office
Chipman
David
Tobery Receives Honor For Youth Outreach And COP Work
Tobery tells of Santa visits from his cruiser PA system as children join him for candy canes. He leads the Community Outreach Program COP in area middle schools and promotes the four week REALITY program for first time youthful offenders. Tobery credits family support and says he loves his work while thanking Capt Eyler for the nomination.
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Santa
Santa Claus
George Fry
Toberg
Ocean City
Set Tobery
Sgt. Toberg
Eyler
Robin
Amanda
Alicia
Lawsuit targets Frederick housing authority and police officials
The suit names Marita Peters and others against the Frederick Housing Authority Teresa Ham City of Frederick the police department Col Raffensberger Watkins Security and officers Armstrong Custead Fry Martin Tokarz plus John Does seeking monetary damages and injunctive relief. Judge Blake notes officers can face personal liability and dismisses some lease related damages while affirming residents rights to sue for breach of lease and visitors not parties to the lease. If no settlement is reached the damages issue will go to a federal jury in Baltimore.
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Marita Peters
Raekwon Dixon
Noreil Sampson
Jamie J. Williams
Angel C Holliday
Justo L. Montanez
Housing Authority
Teresa Ham
City of Frederick
Col Ray Raffensberger
Watkins Securty, Inc
David Armstrong
Phillip Custead
John Fry
James Martin
Thomas Tokarz
John Does
Hamit
Blake
Ms. Holliday
Jason Diggs
Kresslein Named Chairman of Way Station Board
Robert J. Kresslein named chairman of the board of directors for Way Station Inc. He has served on the board since 1997 and aims to educate Frederick County about Way Station services while advancing psychiatric rehabilitation. He is a Maryland attorney and gubernatorial appointee to the Maryland Aviation Commission with leadership roles in multiple local organizations.
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Robert Kresslein
Way Station
Robert J Kresslein
Way Station Inc
Kresslein
Bob
Diana Ramsay
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Montgomery County
Michael D Mason
Ms Houghteling
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