Social Security appeals and survivor benefits guidance
Readers ask about appealing Social Security decisions and eligibility rules. Answers cover appealing decisions, qualifying by quarters, reporting farm income in a spouse’s name, dual eligibility at age 62, and rules for divorced wives and second wives receiving benefits based on the same worker.
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Copley News Service
Social Security
W.E.D. A
F.H
C.P.W. A
B.A.S
Rights task force head cites growing awareness worldwide
A task force leader says global awareness of human rights is rising as 35 nations may have nuclear potential by 1985. He notes new Helsinki follow ups, U.S. oversight efforts, and the difficulties faced by Soviet Jews seeking visas, including visa denials, job loss, and high taxes on gifts.
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Task Force
European Justice and Peace Commission
Justice and Peace Com
Brussels
France
Germany
Soviet Union
Arizona Society of Astrologers Meeting
The Arizona Society of Astrologers holds a 7:30 p.m. meeting Friday in the First Federal Savings and Loan community room at 6950 E. Camelback Rd. Nella Woodring leads a mini-workshop on Tension in the Horoscope. Guest speaker Mary Ann Dennison discusses compatibility. Non-member admission is 3 dollars.
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The
Arizona Society of Astrologers
First Federal Savings and Loan Branch
E. Camelback Rd
Mary Ann Dennison
Valley
Dennison
Consumer Affairs Seminars In Tucson Sponsor COCO
COCO sponsors consumer affairs seminars Monday and Tuesday in Tucson at the Doubletree Inn. The Community Services Center of the University of Arizona Continuing Education Division conducts the programs for representatives of consumer organizations business industry and government.
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Tucson
Conference of Consumer Organizations
COCO
Community Services Center
The
University of Arizona Continuing Education Division
CAP director to discuss Carter funding pause at ASU
Rich Johnson, executive director of the Central Arizona Project Association, will speak at 7 p.m. Friday to ASU Library Associates in the Memorial Union Maricopa Room about President Carter's proposed freeze on CAP funding. Johnson links the move to Arizona water issues and notes his book on the state's Colorado River rights.
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Rich Johnson
Central Arizona Project Association
Carter
Arizona State University
ASU Library Associates
Maricopa
Memorial Union
Colorado
Central Arizona
University of Arizona Press
Classified Ad Offer to Sell Extra Items
Local classified note invites readers to earn extra money by selling surplus items and provides a contact phone number 994 9311 for listings and inquiries.
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Freedom Award
Sertoma International
Charles Cox
Safari Hotel
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Diana Hochstedt
Saguaro High
Tom Mayer
Jan Jorgenson
Coronado High
Bill Spain
Scottsdale High
Helsinki
Belgrade
Congressional Commission
Monetary Commission
U.S
Ford Administration
Commission
Moscow
Leningrad
Israel
Nella Woodring
Doubletree Inn
CAP
Johnson
Arizona
Scottsdale
Eta
Seemg
E. Main St
Institute of Medical Dental Technology
Mesa
Country Club
Suite
Sun Unit
Indian Arts & Crafts
3Rd Avenue
Marshall Way
B.B. Singers
Entebbe
Uganda
Associated Press
the World
Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
P.O.B
Teaneck, N.J
Pease
Martin
Lawrence Lee
First Avenue
Ariz
Rita Davenport
Arizona Highways
West Lewis
Phoenix
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