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The FedServ "1997 Guide to Government Services" provides you with over
100 pages of information on a wide variety of federal services.  Many
individuals are unaware of all of the government services available to
them.   These services are paid for by you the taxpayer.  The
comprehensive guide contains the following sections:

Benefits and Assistance
	Would you like to know how much Social Security taxes you have paid? 
Would you like an estimate of your future benefits and how to qualify
for those benefits?  This guide can help you with those answers.
	Are  you a Veteran?  This guide contains information on veteran benefit
and medical forms.  Interested in determining the location of your
records of military service?  This guide has what you need.

Government Property
	Interested in buying Government property? Sales include a wide variety
of items that would interest both individuals and businesses.  When
government items such as cars, trucks, boats, and airplanes; office and
household furniture; computers, printers, copiers, and typewriters;
recreational and athletic equipment; cameras and projectors; tools;
plumbing, heating, and electrical equipment; printing presses; medical
and laboratory equipment; agricultural, mining, and construction
vehicles and machinery; food preparation and serving equipment are no
longer needed, or are being replaced, they are offered for sale to the
public.  The guide provides information on what is sold, how it is sold,
and how you can be a buyer.  It also includes hotline numbers for
recorded information about upcoming sales and information on how to be
placed on a government mailing list for frequent buyers.

Education
	Need money for education?  We provide you with information on federal
grants, loans and work-study programs.  We also provide you with
information on applying for financial aid.
           
Health
	The guide provides you with a list of toll free numbers and internet
addresses for information on HIV and AIDS prevention, mental health,
domestic violence, alchohol and drug abuse prevention, cancer, and
community assistance for senior citizens.

Travel & Tourism
Going on a trip outside of the United States?  The guide provides
information on applying for or amending a U. S. passport.  The guide
also contains a passport application and answers to passport frequently
asked questions.

Employment
General information on how to apply for U.S. Government jobs, federal
salaries and benefits, and student/summer employment.

	The FedServ "1997 Guide to Government Services" is available for the
low price of only $8.50 plus $1.50 for shipping and handling.  Send for
your copy today and take advantage of these government services
opportunities.  Mail a check or money order payable to "FedServ", P. O.
Box 1913, Ridgecrest, CA 93555.  Allow 14 days for delivery of your
guide.