On the recordJuly 18, 1996
It would not prohibit them from telling them if they come in and ask about it. They can come into the Social Security office and ask about the program. They would be told.
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govinfo.govDuncan Faircloth: “It would not prohibit them from telling them if they come in and ask about it. They can come into the Social Security…”
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Discussing access to information about Social Security programs.
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