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Reagan 70 to 72 eligible for full Social Security benefits
The change lowers the age for full Social Security benefits from 72 to 70 for about 200,000 people aged 70 to 72, including President Reagan who may donate his entitlements to the national debt retirement fund. White House aides earlier denied accepting benefits, then said he may file and redirect payments. The move adds to a strain on the Old Age and Survivors Insurance trust fund, with projected deficits into the late 1980s.
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