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wr--r SPOKESMAN-REV1EW Spokane, Sunday, Oct. 20, 1974. Atlas Systems Awarded Subcontract EXTRA WARM IN CITY About 8,000 tom of utile will be converted daily to eleetrie energy in the new plant, utile ly to new 4 Another sunny fall day was enjoyed In Spokane Saturday. Afternoon temperatures came close to breaking the all-time high for the date, as the mercury soared 13 degrees above normal. A high of 70 degrees at 3:30 p.m.

came within three degrees of tying the record for the date set in1944, said Robert O. Cox, meterologist at the Spokane International Airport weather station. The morning low of 37 degrees was right at normal, he said. Again, there was no precipitation and little wind to increase air circulation and itn prove stagnation conditions. Co, said he is hopeful the wind would increase from 5 to 10 miles per hour to 10 to, 20 miles per hour today.

More clouds and cooler temperatures are expected. engineers and technicians. It owns about a dozen patents on disposal systems, including the basic Atlas storage and reclaiming unit. The contract with Union Electric is for installation of surge bins and bin unloading systems at two plants which will burn solid waste to generate electricity. A prototype of the waste system, expected to be in full operation in mid1977, has been in operation for more than two years at St.

Louis. A $4 million subcontract has been awarded Atlas Systems Corp. of Spokane for engineering services and equipment In construction of a $70 million wastes disposal system at St. Louis, Union Electric Co. announced Friday.

Other solid waste systems using Atlas patents and designs are under construction at East Hamilton, Baltimore, and Ames, Iowa. The 10-year-old company, with offices and plant at E6416 Main, employs a staff of 15 Dean to Speak The Rev. Herman W. Austel, dean and professor of Old Testament studies at Northwest Baptist Seminary, Tacoma, will speak at 11 a.m. and 7 services today In Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, EMI Euclid.

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We've made special purchases in carpet, appliances, stereo and our furniture departments. Come to LIBERTY where it's easy to get quality home furnishings at sensible prices. SALE OPEN MONDAY NIGHT 'Ili 9 PM King F. Cole, left, president of Expo '74 recently was presented with an official Spokane flag by S. Luther Essick, Spokane businessman, right, for use at the world's fair.

Essick, who designed the flag which was adopted by the city in 1958, donated the flag to Expo on behalf of the City Council, Chamber of Commerce, Retail Trade Bureau and Lilac Festival Association. The flag is expected to be used in Spokane Day ceremonies at the fair today and displayed on a standard in the visiting dig. nitaries' lounge in the Cooper Building. Whirlpool SOCIAL SECURITY QUESTION BOX Sitter's Pay Must Be Reported 1 i al ka711 i 1 16111 ,........1...4111101, 1::.,. mill iti 1 ::1 II mom 1, 11, 11, 1, it kJ IA vykt nao .11 1 'LW" 1.41,-- ti2 me I i 1-: 1 I 17 .:1 a 1 E.E.E.....I..r,'--- 11--1-11-1-11-11-11--------- EAT.

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ft. capacity with porcelain crisper and interior. It is completely frost-free and available in white only with right hand door. See other range, washer and dryer savings this week. Refrigerator-Freezer now mental security income checks? A.

Foster care payments you get will not affect your supplemental security income payments if the child is not entitled to supplemental security income payments himself, is living with you, and was placed in your home by a licensed public or non-profit private child placement or child care agency. REFRIGERATORFREEZER ED CED CED CED CED Q. I know the amount; of a person's social security fits depends on his earnings over the years, but what do payments usually average to. day? A. The average monthly social security benefit paid to a retired worker alone is $181; to a retired worker and wife 62 or over, $310; and to a widow alone, 60 or over, $177.

The average payment to a disabled worker with a wife and one or more children is $405. The average payment to a widowed mother with two children is $433. Q. My son wants to take rue to Canada for seven months. Will this affect my supplemental security income payments? A.

Yes. Supplemental security income cannot be paid for any month to anyone who is outside the United States for the whole month. BIRTIIS SATURDAY Births recorded in Spokane hospitals during the 24-hour period ending at 3 PM. Oct. 19, 1974.

Holy Family Q. When I went back to work on Sept. I hired a babysitter for my young children at home. I pay her $25 a week. Do I have to report her wages for social security purposes? A.

Yes, because you are paying her $50 or more in a three-month calendar quarter. Send a report of her wages, along with the social security contribution, to the Internal Revenue Service. Wage reports and contributions for the 3rd quarter of 1911July through September are due by Oct. 3L For more information, call or write any social security office. Q.

I plan to take a holiday job in early December. I've never had a social security number. How do I get one? A. You can get information about applying for a number by calling or writing any social security office. Do it right away because it takes several weeks to get a social security number.

Since you are applying for a social security number for the first time, you may be asked for evidence to Vosberg To Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vosberg, E3014 Ermina, girt, Baldwin To Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D.

Baldwin, W322 Barnes, boy. Valley General Huseby To Mr. and Mrs. Arne Huseby, N3209 Bessie, girl. Deaconess Stokke To Mr.

and Mrs. Terry Stokke, E11219 Springfield, girl. Gembala To Mr. and Mrs. Garry Gembala, W2625 Broad, boy.

Sacred Heart Bryson To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bryson, Medical Lake, boy, Krough To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Krough, N31B5 Rich, boy.

Whitesell To Mr. and Mrs. Alan Whitesell E2429 Rich, boy. Carrigan To Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Carrigan, W44229 Everett, boy. Marianiemi To Mr. and Mrs. Dar. win Marianieml, E1621 Thirty-Sixth, boy.

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