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The 36th Legislative Assembly enacted Chapter 97, 1959 Session Laws cf Montana making three changes in the previous state Social Security legislation. The most important section of Chapter 97 clarified the wording of the original enabling law so that it would coincide with any future changes in the retroactivity clause of the Federal Social Security Act. The other provisions of Chapter 97 corrected a typographical error which occurred in the preparation of Chapter 270, 1955 Session Laws of Mont...ana and removed the word "teachers" from the exclusions of Chapter 270, 1955 Session Laws of Montana since the teacher group was covered by Chapter 27 1 , 1 955 Session Laws of Montana.
—3— GROWTH During the period from December 7, 1953, to July 1, 1955, the State Board of Equalization processed and provided coverage for 588 public employees of one (1) county, ten (10) cities, eighteen (18) towns, thirty-six (36) school districts, six (6) irrigation districts, four (4) public housing authorities, two (2) soil conservation districts, one (1) cemetery district and the Montana Municipal League.
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The 36th Legislative Assembly enacted Chapter 97, 1959 Session Laws cf Montana making three changes in the previous state Social Security legislation. The most important section of Chapter 97 clarified the wording of the original enabling law so that it would coincide with any future changes in the retroactivity clause of the Federal Social Security Act. The other provisions of Chapter 97 corrected a typographical error which occurred in the preparation of Chapter 270, 1955 Session Laws of Mont...ana and removed the word "teachers" from the exclusions of Chapter 270, 1955 Session Laws of Montana since the teacher group was covered by Chapter 27 1 , 1 955 Session Laws of Montana.
—3— GROWTH During the period from December 7, 1953, to July 1, 1955, the State Board of Equalization processed and provided coverage for 588 public employees of one (1) county, ten (10) cities, eighteen (18) towns, thirty-six (36) school districts, six (6) irrigation districts, four (4) public housing authorities, two (2) soil conservation districts, one (1) cemetery district and the Montana Municipal League.
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