Joint Communications Director Zim Schwartze stops by Wake Up Columbia and talks about Earthquakes and Emergency Preparedness.
Emergency Prepardness with Zim Schwartze
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Polls
The 75th anniversary of the US Social Security System was this past weekend. How should we handle the program from this point?
- Abolish Social Security. Pay off current retirees' benefits but let everyone else out of the program. Individuals should be responsible for their own retirement. (46%)
- Privatize Social Security, but require people to contribute to some form of retirement in it's place. (27%)
- Reform it: Require more individual & employer contributions to keep it solvent for the next 75 years. Social Security is too important to allow it to go under. (15%)
- Don't change it. Social Security is working, so keep it going as is. (4%)
- Reform it: Increase the retirement age. The system works, but people work longer now and that's how we'll keep Social Security viable. (4%)
- Don't know/undecided (4%)
- Reform it: Reduce benefits. Social Security is important, but there weren't the retirment plan options we have now, so we can cut back on benefits to save the program. (0%)
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David Merrifield
I must disagree with Zim’s statement ‘stay in your car when a tornado is approaching.’
Macksville, Kansas police officer Tim Buckman sustained injuries that took his life when a tornaado picked up his car & tossed it into a field the night Greensburg was wiped off the map by an F5e twister.
I’ve lived in South Central Kansas for 45 years & this is the 1st I heard of staying in your car in the vicinity of a tornado. Would you please ask Ms Schwartze for her sources of this information & issue a correction if necessary.