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Burlingame v Colvin Update

Posted on March 28, 2014 by NSCLC Helps

In a March 28, 2014 press release, Disability Rights Oregon announces that Social Security Administration has confirmed that recipients will not lose benefits April 1 because of Safety Net issue.

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