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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1988
Page
3
Social Security beneficiaries will receive SSA-1099 this month showing benefits received or repaid in 1987. Use the form to determine if benefits are taxable. most beneficiaries pay no federal tax unless income is high. Base amounts: $25,000 single, $32,000 joint. half benefits may be taxable.
Dusty Rhoades of Ottawa outlines how to appeal a decision on Social Security benefits. Time limits may be extended for good cause, and the review steps must be followed in order from reconsideration to a federal court if pursued. The Ottawa office at 2334 Princeton can provide details. phone 242 7800.
Readers seek guidance on recurring pneumonia, chronic active hepatitis, and amino acid supplements. Answers stress seeing a doctor for pneumonia, warning that chronic hepatitis can progress and requires avoiding liver-damaging substances, and explaining that amino acid drinks offer no real muscle gain since the body uses dietary proteins and excess amino acids are stored as fat or sugar.
A former New York model Marla Hanson, scarred in 1986, addressed a Hope House benefit in Independence Missouri to support battered women. She described how trials shamed victims, urged society to defend survivors, and noted ongoing efforts to protect victims rights while pursuing modeling and acting studies.
Dear J E G voices mercy for emotionally unstable inmates and offenders, but warns to prioritize victims and families. The writer, a physician with jail and psychiatric hospital experience, reflects on those who slip over the edge under stress or substance influence and urges accountability alongside compassion.
Western Kansas Educational Compact moves toward reality after a ceremony at Fort Hays State University where FHSU President Edward Hammond and four community college presidents signed the agreement. The pact outlines nine cooperation points to improve programs, expand opportunities, and optimize resources across two year colleges in western Kansas.
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