Retirees To Get Increase In Social Security Benefits
Washington reports another boost to retirement benefits while earnings tests remain. Commissioner Roberts explained that benefits rise with earnings but not in the year of retirement, and workers who return or continue working may see adjustments based on annual earnings. The rule affects pensioners and public servants with changes in annual income.
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Fair to Pay By the Minute at the Fair
The article discusses per minute pay for security at a fair, noting armored car guards and deposits handled by personnel. Burkett estimates total service costs could reach up to $10,000 for the six month period, with providers planning cash handling and temporary storage during operations.
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Draft plans unchanged amid Vietnam and Korea tensions at Coronado
CORONADO Calif CAP No immediate increase in the draft is planned despite Vietnam and Korea tensions says Lt. Gen. Lewis B Hershey head of Selective Service In Coronado Naval Amphibious Base press briefing he noted drills and emergency airlift exercises for rescue officers were conducted but no deployment was planned at this time He emphasized readiness without immediate action.
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Labor Pledges Support for HemisFair Drive in Texas
J S Hank Brown president of the Texas State AFL CIO led a San Antonio delegation at HemisFair weekly meeting and toured the site. He announced a four-union campaign to organize workers on the fairgrounds, urging cooperation to protect working people’s interests and noting a plan to hire a skilled workforce at established wages.
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HemisFair chief urges San Antonio flags for fair look
HemisFair President Marshall Steves urged businessmen to display flags to create a sea of color across the city for the fair. He noted 19 flagpoles on Houston Street without flags and said 3 by 5 foot HemisFair flags cost 14 dollars in cotton and 18.40 in nylon, with larger sizes available from local distributors.
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Music For HemisFair plan approved with limits
HemisFair President Marshall Steves announced piped music will be used on the grounds with control. Executive vice president Frank Marupelli said the staff is crafting a contract under fifteen thousand dollars and Steves can approve it, excluding Fiesta del and the tower area.
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HemisFair Ushers Bid Sparks Dissent at Tuesday Meeting
HemisFair executive committee in San Antonio debated usher contracts with Andy Frain Associates at 2.25 per hour plus performance pay, vs San Antonio Ushering Service bids. Trawick defended Frain’s national experience and training while critics pressed on hourly scales, federal standards, and staff details.
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Travel tax proposed to curb US payments faces strong support
President Johnson's plan would tax overseas travel spending, with 15 percent on the first seven dollars and rising to 30 percent on amounts over fifteen, plus five percent on international air and water transport. The proposal, defined as Western Hemisphere only, aims to cut the US balance of payments deficit, drawing mixed reactions from lawmakers and travel industry leaders about feasibility and potential retaliation.
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Weekends Boost HemisFair Project Pace
Weekend work on HemisFair construction has surged with 19 projects active this past Sunday, up from five the prior weekend. Executives note several firms now target completion dates in late March and early April, including Alive Inc March 28 and RCA March 25, while the Tower of the Americas remains on track for March 13.
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Wool production forecast drops to 189 million pounds
UPI report from Ohio State University Extension economist cites a 3 percent drop in U S wool production from 1966 to 1967. The projection puts annual U S wool output at 189 million pounds.
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