Social Security Bill of 1971 Shares Senate Wrangles
The Social Security bill HR 1 introduced in 1971 moves slowly through Congress amid wrangling in the Senate Finance Committee. A 386 page reference book by the Government Printing Office details amendments, with expected action into summer 1972. Retirees would see benefit changes including a five percent cut in June 1972 and automatic increases tied to the Consumer Price Index. Public discussion links to aging policy and the White House Conference on Aging.
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Social Security benefits for couples explained
A Tucson reader asks about couples collecting benefits. The answer notes a wife may receive one half of her husband's amount, but if her own earned benefits are larger she gets that amount. When two benefits apply, Social Security pays only the larger one.
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The message highlights Los Angeles staff as key to the company’s excellence and invites customers to try services at LAX Ontario or Hollywood Burbank. It emphasizes the role of people in making the business strong and positions the firm as top in the industry.
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