Increases Planned for 15,500 Area Social Security Beneficiaries
About 15,500 area residents will see roughly a 7 percent rise in January Social Security checks. Edward C. Hannan, Troy District manager, says benefits auto-increase for current recipients with no application required. Detailed changes include disability benefit boosts, dependent eligibility, and updated work requirements under the 1958 amendments.
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Cities Have Sales Tax Across United States
A scrambled OCR passage notes that many cities across the United States levy sales taxes. It lists large cities such as New York Buffalo Denver Los Angeles New Orleans and San Francisco with about one percent and mentions Chicago as a control. The text is fragmented but points to widespread sales tax practices among urban centers.
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Priest from Troy to speak at First Friday Club today
In Troy, Father Gavin Murray OFM, a native of Troy, will discuss the life of Catherine Tekakwitha “Lily of the Mohawks” at the First Friday Club noon meeting. Murray, ordained 1957, serves at St Cecilia’s in Fonda and has worked with the Franciscan Fathers on the Catherine Tekakwitha site.
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Wheat Slips In Kansas as Sorghum Tops Output
In Kansas the state’s chief crop shifted with sorghum production reaching about 100 million bushels, surpassing wheat which fell to roughly 129 million bushels. Topeka notes the recent year saw sorghum lead while wheat declined.
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