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)—Griffin Daily News Friday, August 25, 1972
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Wages ‘decontrolled’
ATLANTA (UPI) - The fed
eral Pay Board was told by a
union official Thursday that
wage increases for non - union
labor were “practically decon
trolled” while organized work
ers were held to 5’6 per cent
guidelines.
James W. Smith, assistant
to president I. W. Able of the
United Steelworkers, was one of
several labor and business of
ficials appearing before the
board which held a regional
meeting here.
Most of the witnesses sought
changes in the board's regula-
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Smith charged that “non-union
construction workers can get
higher wage increases and get
them quicker because their
raises are practically decon
trolled.”
Peter Pestillo, an alternate
Pay Board member, suggested
less “carping” by the unions
might have aided their position
but Smith replied that “if we
were getting 10.4 per cent, you
would hear a little less carping
than you do.”
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WAY BACK WHEN and now are these photos of film great Marlene Dietrich.
She’s ready for a film role in 1930, and you don’t wonder why she became fa
mous for her legs. And at right she's in London in light blue denim with match
ing floppy hat. She wore long pants at times in the 19305, too, when such attire
tended to lift eyebrows.
Atlanta Panthers probed
ATLANTA (UPI) - Police
Chief John Inman ordered a
There Are
Weddings
And Then
More Weddings
The end is the some: a marriage.
But the means vary. Presbyterian
minister Rev. C. Mason Harvey,
above, administers the marital rites
to 75 couples at once in a corral at
Synanon Ranch in California, a cen
ter for recovered drug addicts. Be
low, Princess Chantal and her
father. Prince Henri, the Count of
Paris, arrive at the Royal Chapel of
Dreux, France, for the princess'
marriage to Baron Francois Xavier
de Sambucy de Sorgue.
complete investigation Friday
into the Black Panther organi
zation following disclosure that
the black militant group had de
manded contributions from at
least three food store chains.
Inman said city ordinances
require permits in order to so
licit contributions by telephone
or in person. He said he has
instructed investigators to find
out if the Black Panthers have
obtained such a permit.
“The police department will
go to the aid of businessmen in
this matter if the businessmen
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will permit us to,” Inamn said.
According to the police chief,
the Black Panthers had gone
beyond solicitation and had
made threats. He said this
could constitute extortion.
Published stories said the
Panthers had demanded $50,000
in cadi, food, several buses,
gasoline and services from at
least three grocery chains in
Atlanta. Spokesmen for
Kroger, Big Apple and Colonial
stores confirmed they have
been contacted by the Black
Panthers.
Employers must report
pay, send contributions
By FRANK CORRICK
Copley News Service
Q. A woman who helps me
with my cleaning every week
also works in several other
homes. She says that since one
of her other employers is re
porting her wages for Social
Security I do not need to report
what 1 pay her. Is this true? —
L.N.M.
A. Not necessarily. If you pay
her SSO or more in a calendar
quarter of the year, you are re
quired by law to report her
wages and to send in the Social
Security contributions — no
matter how many of her other
employers may also be report
ing her wages. Any Social
Security benefits payable to
her in the future will be based
on a record of all her wages re
ported during her working
years.
Q. What are the opportunities
for employment after retire
ment? - H.W.
A. Employment plays
various roles in the lives of
those retired. For many, it is a
principal source of income to
provide the necessities of life.
For others, it provides the
therapy of usefulness, belong
ing and well-being. To many
others, employment is the
badge of status in the family
and the community from which
tlie social contacts radiate.
Employment has different
meanings for different people,
depending upon their individ
ual needs and wants. It means
full-time remunerative work
for one, for another, a part
time job to supplement a pen
sion income, and for still
another, voluntary work in his
home community. To others,
employment may be a place to
go every day and the paycheck
is a minor consideration.
Therefore, retirement years
can be good years in which you
can have a “new life of your
own." You may want to work
“TO ADD REALITY”
LONDON (UPl)—The British
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appear in a discussion group
next month. Station Manager
Peter Woodhouse said he hoped
those who take part would strip
before the microphone “to add
reality to the program.”
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part time, develop a small
business or to enjoy old hobbies
or to develop new ones. At the
same time, in big or little ways,
you have the chance of employ
ment after your retirement.
Q. When I recently became
62, I was told by the people at
the Social Security office that I
needed one more quarter of
work to be eligible for monthly
payments. I now have the op
portunity to work in a friend’s
store, but the work will only
last for four weeks. Do I have to
work a full three-month calen
dar quarter to get the credit I
need? — L.H.
A. No — as long as you are
paid at least SSO in wages in any
part of a calendar quarter, you
get credit for the whole quarter
under Social Security.
Q. I am signed up for both
parts of Medicare. After a car
accident last month, I had
some teeth broken and had to
go to the hospital for jaw sur
gery. Will Medicare pay any of
this 9 — D.S.
A. Yes. Medicare covers this
type of surgery, but not ordin
ary dental care.
Q. What is the difference be
tween do-it-yourself activity
with a hobby and a do-it-your
self, estate planning? — C.W.
A. There is a vast difference
between do-it-yourself activity
that deals with a hobby and
that which has to do with estate
planning.
Do-it-yourself estate plan
ning is shortsighted and
hazardous. Homemade wills
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are fraught with danger and
usually result in unforeseen
problems, loss of benefits, legal
expenses or frustration. It
should always be remembered
that the effectiveness of an
estate plan depends upon the
proper application of legal
principles. Consequently, an
experienced attorney is essen
tial in developing the plan and
in drafting the instruments.
The fee that such an attorney
charges for his services is a
small price to pay for the value
of the protection that is given
the individual’s lifetime ac
cumulation. In addition, the fee
that is paid to a trust institution
(your bank) when it serves as
executor or trustee is also a
small price to pay for having
these technical jobs done in a
skillful matter.
Q. Why must I pay interest on
my family’s life insurance
loan? — B.H.
A. Because the money you
borrow normally would have
been invested somewhere else.
Its future earnings are taken
into account in figuring your
premiums, and to enable you to
purchase life insurance at a far
lower cost than you would
otherwise pay.
To replace these investment
earnings, and to cover the cost
of handling the loan, your com
pany must charge you interest
for any money you borrow from
the funds behind your policy.
Questions on retirement may
be mailed to What About Re
tirement?, Copley News Ser
vice, in care of this newspaper.