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Elections 2012: Indiana's 2nd District Congressional Q & A
To assist voters in making their decisions on who should represent them for U.S. Representative from Indiana’s 2nd District, The Tribune today is publishing candidates’ answers to important questions. Brendan Mullen, a South Bend native who...
Tags: Money and Monetary Policy, U.S. House of Representatives, Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, West Point
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Social Security at forefront in Walorski-Mullen race
South Bend TribuneRepublican congressional candidate Jackie Walorski's new campaign advertisement is sure to pull at some voters' heartstrings in north-central Indiana. But her Democratic opponent, Brendan Mullen, says it misrepresents her position on Social Security....Tags: U.S. House of Representatives, Barack Obama, Paul Ryan, Politics, Democratic Party
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New Buffalo Cold Case: Do you know this Jane Doe?
WSBT TV ReporterAt first, Mark Henshaw didn’t believe his mother-in-law when she told him she saw a body on the side of the road near her home in rural New Buffalo Township. But the more he thought about it, the more he thought it might be a good idea to at least... -
AP-GfK poll: Raise taxes to save Social Security
WASHINGTON (AP) — Most Americans say go ahead and raise taxes if it will save Social Security benefits for future generations. And raise the retirement age, if you have to. Both options are preferable to cutting monthly benefits, even for people...Tags: Mitt Romney, Barack Obama, Finance, Paul Ryan, Economy, Business and Finance
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Is Social Security still a good deal for workers?
WASHINGTON (AP) — People retiring today are part of the first generation of workers who've paid more in Social Security taxes during their careers than they'll receive in benefits after they retire. An Associated Press analysis finds this...
Tags: Employees, Career and Workplace, Washington, DC
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SPECIAL REPORT: Stealing an innocent identity - Is your child a victim?
SOUTH BEND -- Your two-year old child could be bankrupt. Your newborn could be thousands of dollars in debt. One in 10 children are victims of identity theft. The younger the child, the more likely they'll be a victim. "There's a significant escalation of...
Tags: Theft, Viral Diseases and Infections, Credit and Debt, Interior Policy, Personal Data Collection
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Attorney general's office warns about utility scam
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indiana attorney general's office is warning homeowners about a scam that says a new federal program will pay their utility bills in exchange for personal information. Attorney General Greg Zoeller says people have called...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers, Interior Policy, Justice System, Personal Data Collection
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About-to-be-free prisoner scammed Social Security in Berrien County
A 77-year-old West Michigan man who was days away from completing a prison sentence is facing a new criminal case for Social Security fraud. WOOD-TV and The Grand Rapids Press report authorities say Dale Jenkins collected more than $13,000 in Social...
Tags: Punishment, Prisons
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Two years in prison for fraud = Businessman Kenneth Gaipa's sentence
Thursday morning, a federal judge ordered Kenneth Gaipa to spend two years in prison after he pleaded guilty in February to Social Security and bank fraud as well as tax evasion. Gaipa owns Kenneth G Rare Coins in Mishawaka and Goshen. Both stores...
Tags: Judges, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Punishment, Prisons
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Mason, Emma top Indiana baby names in 2011
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Social Security Administration says Emma and Mason were the most popular baby names in Indiana last year. The agency announced the top names on Friday. It says Mason was chosen for more than 500 boys, followed by Liam,... -
Twins conceived after dad died won't get benefits
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court says a man's children who were born through artificial insemination after his death cannot get Social Security survivor benefits. The high court on Monday unanimously ruled that twins born to Robert Capato's...Tags: Human Interest, Washington, DC, Esophageal cancer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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State disability funds going broke, and going away
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — With hundreds of thousands of wounded veterans looking for work after World War II, many states offered businesses an incentive to hire the returning heroes. They created special disability funds to help pay the tab should...Tags: Health, Lawyers, Bankruptcy, St. Louis, Afghanistan
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