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Newton Kansan

Location

Newton, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1975

Page

5

Polish Americans return to homeland for retirement life

An increasing number of Americans of Polish descent retire to Poland seeking pension income and a Polish lifestyle. The U.S. Embassy reports thousands of pension checks mailed monthly. estimates place permanent residents around 7,000 with many not counting checks. Exchange rates are rising against the dollar, affecting returns as Polish authorities negotiate terms. Names of admitted and discharged individuals are listed in the dispatch.

Hubert J. Erb Associated Press Warsaw Poland U.S Aubrey Hooks Marion S.C Stanley Miller Hamtramck Mich Hooks Social Security Veterans Administration Civil Service Miller

Polish Pensioner Life in Warsaw Reflects Comforts and Constraints

Miller says the average pension here is about 200 dollars monthly, equating to 6600 zlotys at 33 to one, with life centered on enjoying culture. He notes few golf links, a music and theater scene, loose American ties, and travel with passports but police registration required. Miller bought his Warsaw apartment for 2200 dollars five years ago, married a nurse, and says many returned pensioners live in southern Poland.

Miller Warsaw U.S Poland Sierpc United States Hooks

Key West Desalination Plant Opens in 1967 Milestone

Key West Florida became the first U.S. city to obtain fresh water from the Red Sea when a desalting plant, capable of producing 3.5 million gallons per day, opened in 1967.

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