Senior citizens lobby for more funds from aging programs
Allen and 315 Delaware Countians from 12 senior centers joined a six hour bus trip to advocate for increased Older Americans Act funding. They pressed lawmakers in Harrisburg to protect social security and prevent cuts to health screening, counseling, and outreach services. Despite heat and fatigue, the group stayed focused on securing federal support amid inflation and budget cuts, ending with camaraderie and concern for future access to services.
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Arthur Weisfeld
Lansdowne
Senior Community Services, Inc
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Allen
Delaware
Ms. Es
Anna Lynch O
Folsom
Mark Cavalli
Louis Colbert Pone
Ridley Comers
Johanna Fetzko
Lampkin Village Center
Chester
Ernestine Pharr
Sam Rosen
Annette Searles
James Whitten
Mississippi
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Hal Decell
Michael Corbi
Secane
Ella Dabn
Densa
Mary Ward
Cprection
Ay Oe S. Schweiker
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Hien Heinz
Willam Clinger
S Alletsn
Potomac River
Weisfeld
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