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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1973
Page
2
President Nixon warned Congress that accepting a broad federal role in social services would infringe on executive power and the separation of powers. In a separate move, he signed a temporary extension increasing railroad retirement benefits through year end.
An officer described a traffic death scene noting the car had not struck any object and that the driver's side glass was broken. He said the amount of blood suggested the glass could have caused severe injury rather than an impact.
TV Sweeps page notes weekly chances to win cash if personal number matches. Gerald B Merrist claims 810 in a sweepstakes and reported a £25 yearly win last year. Nayma Andrews Scherta also won $1, and a Randolph operator was listed as a Light subauber. Earliest records mention cats in ancient times.
President Nixon signed the Social Security bill setting a 5.6 percent boost in cash benefits starting July 1974 with August payouts. The package raises payroll taxes for high earners from January 1 1974, increases the earnings base to 12600 dollars, and allows pensioners to earn 2400 dollars yearly without benefit reductions, changing the one-for-two rule.
A Navy bulletin states that while allotment is no longer mandatory, refusal to support dependents will jeopardize entitlement. The Navy may investigate cases where seamen refuse to send money before terminating claims. For information contact the Navy Finance Center in Cleveland.
Former White House counsel John Dean Dears II discussed Watergate probe conduct with Mitchell. Mitchell recalls a discussion with Dean who claimed reports to the President via Haldeman or Ehrlichman were made, while Nixon later disputes Dean’s involvement and staff resignations are noted.
The speaker urges everyone to build a readily accessible fund kept in a savings account. The money should grow with earnings and remain insured for safety. The goal is quick access when a sudden need arises.
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