New Virginia lawmakers emerge from busy primaries
Amid district upsets and incumbents opting out, Virginia eyes a raft of new members in 1976. Primary results toppled Sen. Leslie D. Campbell Jr. and Sen. H. Selwyn Smith, with several House members also defeated or choosing not to run, signaling substantial turnover across all 140 General Assembly seats.
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Lester Schlitz
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Sanley G. Bryan
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Randall O. Reynolds
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Encouragement Builds For Early Executive Retirement
Corporate strategies push early retirement for managers age 50 to 55 with bonuses and higher pensions. Expert Eugene Jennings notes tripled activity in four years, concentrated in automotive, computer, aerospace and chemical sectors. Two retirement paths emerge: shift to teaching or governance roles in education, or move into civic and trade organizations or self employment.
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