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Aid for the Disabled Costs Surge Across Government and Industry
The rising expense of aiding disabled Americans spans Social Security Disability Insurance, Civil Service pensions, veterans' benefits, and private programs. Totals rise from 11.6 billion in the current year to an estimated 26 billion by 1983, straining trust funds and prompting higher taxes. Researchers warn overall costs could reach 219 billion by 1980 if growth continues.
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Monroe Berkowitz
Jeffery Rubin
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