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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1978

Page

5

Retirement age myths debate persists in labor policy

Stereotypes powering mandatory retirement fade slowly. The 65 cutoff, set in 1935, remains entrenched. Data show older workers learn slightly less but not by much, and absenteeism is 20 percent lower among those at or above retirement age than younger workers.

End of retirement as a policy spark debate grows

The piece argues older workers bring value and that mandatory retirement should fade. It notes Burpee Seed's aged workforce, concerns over pension underfunding, and calls for delaying retirement to sustain Social Security. It warns against viewing aging workers as deadwood and urges objective performance measures for all staff.

Burpee Seed Company U.S Congress

Hayti Heights Hustles for Fiscal Relief in Poverty Stricken Town

Tom Tiede reports Hayti Heights Missouri, a fourth class city of about 2000 with an $125,000 budget and a $2,400 tax base, relies on outside gifts and charitable solicitations to cover salaries and sewer work while three quarters of residents are on welfare. The town began as a grant aided enclave and spun off from Hayti amid minimal police protection, then sought municipal independence to shield itself from white neighbors and social risk.

Tom Tiede Hayti Heights Nea Missouri Bootheel Heights David Humes Hayti Humes

Hayti Heights Relies on Outside Aid To Survive

Hayti Heights relies on state funds and private donations to pay city salaries and maintain services. City Hall has used outside sources to fund tax collection, clerical work, street work, and a $15,000 fire truck. Mayor Humes notes generous gifts from the United Auto Workers and individuals, with streets named after major contributors. The federal government is described as the largest contributor.

Heights Missouri the Heights Humes United Auto Workers Union Hayti Heights Union

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