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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1978

Page

4

Retirees Win Court Break on Workmen's Comp Benefits

Kansas Court of Appeals ruled that the workmen's compensation law covers retirees receiving Social Security who are injured while in part time work. The decision avoided constitutional issues by noting the Legislature did not intend to exclude such retirees. The case involved Boyd of Wichita who, injured while part time at Barton Transfer, argued equal protection and due process, with Social Security benefits and wage loss considerations central to the ruling.

Topeka Kan Kansas Court of Appeals Public University of Kansas Law School Sedgwick County District’ Court Paul Thomas Art Boyd Wichita Boyd Barton ‘Transfer’and Storage Co Corwin C. Spencer Spencer

A House You'll Like

A pleasant formal entry opens to a sunken living room with a built in planter and a raised hearth fireplace. The dining room connects to a wide entry and sliding doors, with a big attached garage nearby. The kitchen features double pantries a U shaped work area and a dining counter bar. An oversized laundry room adds storage and a passage to the back yard. Complete working drawings material lists and plan books are available from Larry Farnsworth Las Vegas Nevada 89101.

Larry Farnsworth P.O. Box Las Vegas Nevada

Prime Rate Hike Spreads Across Banks to Nine Percent

In New York AP reports several major banks including Citibank, Chemical Bank, and First Pennsylvania raise their prime lending rate from 8 to 9 percent. The move follows Fed credit tightening aimed at cooling inflation and dampening the economy, with expectations the higher rate will spread nationwide to lift borrowing costs for businesses and eventually consumers.

New York Federal Reserve Board Credit Citibank Chemical Bank First Pennsylvania Bank

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