Disability benefits reform ends horror stories of cuts
The SSA revised its eligibility reviews after reports of premature benefit terminations. New steps require in person interviews before final decisions and a provision allowing continued benefits during appeals. Congress is urged to pass broader reform to protect disabled recipients.
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Social Security Administration
SSA
Paul Simmons
House
Ways and Means
Simmons
Senate
Congress
Rep
JJ. Pickle
D-Fla
House Ethics report clears members of sexual misconduct charges
Rep Louis Stokes criticizes media as a 132 page report by Joseph Califano clears congressmen of sexual misconduct and drug abuse charges. The piece notes recantation by a principal witness and calls for definitive conclusions to clear the innocent and punish the guilty while warning against corrosive distrust.
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House
Louis Stokes
House Ethics Committee
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Foundation
Stokes
Rep. Stokes
Congress of the United States
Congress
Joseph Califano
Elyria Social Roundup Recalled From 1920 Week
The column lists Mrs. Bj Whitney and Mrs 8 T Bastian hosting a noon luncheon at Cornell Avenue. Mrs J W Smyth entertained a dinner for Miss Gertrude Boulder of England at her East Broad Street home. The Jewish Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs Alex Altfeld hosting on Fourth Street. Christmas party and piano study gatherings appear, with bakery and meat prices noted at Elyria Market House and W A Gerber stands.
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Marcissus Club
BJ Whitney
T. Bastian
Cornell Avenue
J.W. Smyth
East Broad Street
Gertrude Boulder
England
William Boulder
Homer Street
Alex Altfeld
Jewish Ladies Aid Society
Fourth Street
Santa Letters
the Chronicle
Bob Lewis
Lake Avenue
Veda Becker
Griswold Road
S.W. Moore
Second Street
King’s Daughters
Second Congregational Church
D. Miller
Dewey Avenue
Albert Higginbotham
Elyria
West Broad Street
New System
W.A. Gerber
A.J. Melton
Eighth Street
Senators call gas pricing crisis demands congressional action
A Senate Energy Committee hearing heard from Danforth Kassebaum and others on a winter price surge that could reach 20 to 25 percent nationally. They cited 8000 service cutoffs in Kansas City and urged freezing prices and undoing costly contracts to curb a distorted market.
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Washington
Congress
John Danforth
R-Mo
Kansas City
Nancy Kassebaum
Kan
Danforth
Kassebaum
Senate Energy Committee
Roger Jepsen
Browa
Arlen Specter
R-Pa
Rudy Boschwitz
R-Minn
James Exon
D-Neb
House
Eagleton
Defender and Satan’s Hollow Defender in Family Arcade Debate
A Westlake teen argues video games are beneficial family entertainment and improve hand eye coordination. He cites scores on Satan’s Hollow and Defender, defends arcades, notes home play advantages, and rejects claims of gaming as harmful while acknowledging bad actors.
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Westlake
Satan
Lucifer
Gargoyles
Old Nick
Midway Mall
Satan's Hollow
Call to Christian Charity Through Prayer and Fasting
A religious appeal urges Christian leaders and communities to share in suffering during troubled times by forsaking sport and feasts, denying self gratification, and observing a season of prayer fasting and anonymous charity to aid the poor.
Why care about men's hair and the maze of styles
A columnist laments the changing male hair fashions from the butch and pompadour to the lock over the eye. They recall early experiments with waves and blow drying while joking about daily maintenance and rain, hats, and political tugs on a coiffure.
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Abby
Veronica Lake
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