Long Nebraska session stalls state payroll push
In Lincoln, the extended Nebraska Legislature session delayed the June payroll for thousands of state employees as budget passage slipped past the July 1 start of the biennium. Debate centered on budget hearings, tourism funding, and new measures including anti communist provisions and support for training retarded children.
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Steers
Nebraska
Marvel
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Social Security Law Expands Benefits and Raises Taxes
President Kennedy signs amendments expanding benefits for men 62 and older and widows, raising minimum payments, lowering work credits required, and increasing payroll taxes. The Nebraska Panhandle office at 1716 Avenue A in Scottsbluff handles inquiries and eligibility checks.
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Social Security Administration
Kennedy
Social Security Office
Social Security
Nebraska Panhandle
Avenue A
Scottsbluff
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