Divorced and widowed women seek Social Security fairness
A reader voices hardship from a broken marriage and seeks reforms to share earnings and benefits. The column highlights Displaced Homemakers programs, male pension and health costs, and the challenge of Social Security rules for divorced women at age 60, plus resources from Children Rights Inc. and Single Parent groups. It also lists support contacts and local activities for parents and singles.
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Alethia W
Detroit
Mich
Lethra
Pueblo
Colorado
New York City
Baltimore
Wallingford
Waukesha County
Rancho Cordova
Rip van Winkles
Sue Jones
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Ely
Susan
Indianapolis
Ind
C.R.L
Children's Rights Inc
17Th Street N.W
Washington, D.C
Arnold Miller
Community United Methodist Church
N. Abbe Road
Elyria
Jo Roberts
Yunker Court
Amigos
Shoreway
Sheffield Lake
Delaware Avenue United
Methodist Church
Erie Ave
Lorain
McGarvey’s
Liberty Ave
Parents Without Partners
Westview
James Becher
North Olmsted Community Cabin
Lorain Road
Delaware Avenue Methodist Church
E. Erie Ave
Pizza Hut
Ramada Inn
Brookpark Road
Calvin Center
Puritas Ave
Hornack
Whing Center
Lakewood Heights
Blvd
Lakewood
Ellinsky
Lakehouse
Edgewater Drive
Lakewood Lutheran School
Lakeland
Detroit Road
Bres
Elyria Ngleital
Eayria
Susan Deitz
Michael Angela
Ridgeville
FBI
Midway Boulevard
io-Ann Fabrics’ Singer
Sale-A-Thon
Jo-Ann
Midway Mall
C-T
Yeeetone
Nite Busser
23Rd & Broadway
NCA
Aera Comram
Ofales
Mranemia Smt
Lal Specul
Oberlin Ave
Concord
Ohio
Yvoair
Sa. Amherst
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