Rising retirement age proposal to ease Social Security burden
The author argues that falling birthrates threaten future Social Security with fewer workers supporting more retirees. A gradual rise in the retirement age from 65 to 70 is urged, to keep funds viable and extend workers' contribution period, while inviting reader feedback on the idea. He notes possible temporary measures like shifting Medicare funds and stresses continued work benefits and personal fulfillment.
Ann Landers on personal choice in remains and public morals
The column discusses embalming as sanitation and temporary preservation, viewing the deceased for family needs, and that funeral decisions should be by the living. It includes reader questions about social behavior in bars, sexual propriety, and the idea of moral standards, with Ann Landers offering guidance and references to her booklet.
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