I got bored and wrote something that'll parse your data and even figure out the format on-the-fly. Just be sure no headings have spaces in them. Leading and/or trailing whitespace in each field is left intact, so you'll have to trim that on your own if you need to. (Note that I've expanded upon this code here: Parse fixed-length ascii table) 
use Data::Dumper;

my (@keys, $format, @data, @sizes);

$_ = <DATA>;

while (/\G(\S+)\s+/g) {
    push(@keys, $1);
    push(@sizes, $+[0]-$-[0]);
}

$format = join("", map { "a$_" } @sizes);

while (<DATA>) {

    # if you want a hashref for each line:
    my $i;
    push(@data, { map { ($keys[$i++], $_) } unpack($format, $_) } );

    # else, take out references to @keys above and just use this:
    push(@data, [ unpack($format, $_) ] );
}

print Dumper(\@data);

__DATA__
Name            ID      PS      Gender     Age      Month    Code     
+ Cap        Pool
LName, FName    99999   99      M          99.9     12/2000  Add      
+ 99.99      99.99

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In reply to Re: Parsing a print file by Fastolfe
in thread Parsing a print file by jakeeboy

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