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Tv Pg 14 08-20.Pdf 14 The Goodland Star-News / Friday, August 20, 2004 abigail will always find an excuse to maintain stored — but only if they apply for DIC who could really use it. So, readers, if 4833 using their TDD device. Ex pops up to contact. It is time to put your past firmly reinstatment by Dec. 15, 2004. you know any widows or widowers Time is growing short, so don’t pro- van buren behind you and move on. This means To apply, these surviving spouses who lost their spouse because of a ser- crastinate. making a clean break with Rita. Tell her should submit a written request for res- vice-related cause, and who might have DEAR ABBY: I am one of your older cause problems that communicating with her is causing toration of DIC along with a statement missed reading today’s column, please readers — age 90 — but I don’t look a problems for you, so you won’t be do- of dependence (VA form 21-686c). The be an angel and call this to his or her day over 70. I recently told my sister •dear abby ing it anymore. Then keep your word form is available on the Web at attention. If the VA receives the appli- that I wear hip-huggers, and she asked with the future — no phone calls, no e-mails, no vis- www.vba.va.gov/pubs/forms/21- cation later than Dec. 15, restoration of me if I’m going senile. She thinks it’s DEAR ABBY: I am in an uncomfort- upset me, Carmen tells me she thinks I its. 686c.pdf. Applications should be DIC benefits must be denied. awful. I say hip-huggers are comfort- able spot. I met a great woman last am not over Rita. Abby, I feel the rela- DEAR ABBY: In the past, survivors mailed to the nearest regional VA of- This one-year application period able in the summer heat. What is your month and have developed feelings for tionship with my ex is over. I sincerely drawing Dependency and Indemnity fice. To find the nearest office, go to does NOT apply to other surviving opinion? — “HIP” IN her. I’ll call her Carmen. want to explore things with Carmen. Compensation (DIC) from the Depart- www.va.gov and click on Facility Lo- spouses whose remarriage on or after CASSELBERRY, FLA. Every time I try to focus my energy I have talked to Rita a few times to ment of Veterans Affairs because their cator. — VICE ADM. NORBERT R. reaching age 57 followed enactment of DEAR “HIP”: I know women 30 into starting this relationship, my ex, get everything squared away so there spouse died from a service-connected RYAN JR., USN (RET.), MILITARY the law. years younger than you who are reluc- “Rita,” pops back into the picture. Most will be no more reasons for further con- cause, lost this benefit if they remarried. OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF For more information, call: (800) tant to bear their midriffs because their recently, she was calling about a cell tact, but something else always keeps Effective Dec. 16, 2003, qualifying AMERICA 827-1000 or visit the nearest VA re- skin is no longer taut. However, since phone we had when we were together. coming up. I don’t want Carmen to be spouses who remarry after age 57 retain DEAR ADM. RYAN: Thanks for gional office, the location of which can you are comfortable wearing hip- Carmen is aware that I got out of a 5 scared off. What should I do? — the DIC benefit. Those who remarried this important alert, which could mean be found in the blue pages of local tele- huggers, the choice should be yours and 1/2-year relationship six months ago, READY TO MOVE ON IN DULUTH after age 57 but before the new law took a significant amount of money — $967 phone directories. People with hearing your sister should refrain from making but every time Rita does something to DEAR READY: If you allow it, Rita effect can have their DIC benefit re- or more a month — for some people impairment should call: (800) 829- any more catty comments. (Could she be jealous?) 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