Retirement fight pledges to curb mandatory work bans
Harriet Miller of AARP NRTA pledges a campaign against mandatory retirement in public and private jobs, calling it wasteful and un-American as she speaks at a Pittsburgh conference opening.
07 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1977
Page
1
Harriet Miller of AARP NRTA pledges a campaign against mandatory retirement in public and private jobs, calling it wasteful and un-American as she speaks at a Pittsburgh conference opening.
Fred Fuller from University Park Maryland and Bill Roslansky of Woodshole Massachusetts carve a robed man holding another man upside down from a dead tree in Cambridge mass. The finished sculpture stands as a striking tree art piece reflecting their craft and collaboration.
The Monday drawing on June 6 produced the winning number 763 for the Pennsylvania Daily Lottery. No further prizes or payouts are listed in the readable text.
Escapist fantasy drives Star Wars past nine million budget to five point two million gross in forty five theaters. Fox stock soars from eleven seventy five to twenty one as investors credit the film’s success. See Threepio R2D2 and Chewbacca are highlighted among good guys. In New Jersey, over a million voters prepare to cast ballots in Byrne challenge bid.
Cool windy day with a high near 60 in Delaware County and unseasonably warm mid 60s in New Castle County. Tonight mostly clear and breezy with mid 40s lows, Wednesday sunny near 70, Thursday to Saturday mid 60s to mid 70s with mild nights. Air quality data unavailable in Chester and Wilmington. ozone concerns cited for Philadelphia.
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