Aging at University of Chicago Findings
University of Chicago researchers report that income more than health predicts elderly use of metropolitan public transport and that Medicare and Medicaid fall short in meeting seniors health needs. The aging studies explore life expectancy, aging norms, coping with retirement and leaving home, disengagement theory, and how women adapt to climacterium and motherhood patterns over time.
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Bernice L. Neugarten
Chicago
University of Chicago
U.S
Committee On Human Development
University
Ernest Burgess
Robert J. Havighurst
Ethel Shanas
Kansas City
Havighurst
William E. Henry
Bertram Cohler
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Morton A. Lieberman
Governor Ogilvie Signs Three Bills for Illinois Elderly Aid
Governor Richard B. Ogilvie signs three bills to aid seniors and the disabled in Illinois. Senate Bill 1363 grants up to 500 dollars for property taxes or rent for about 280 000 eligible elderly or disabled residents. House Bill 4644 provides a full state income tax exemption for pension payments to retirees under qualified plans. Senate Bill 1494 increases benefits by 3 50 dollars monthly for about 268 000 aged blind or disabled individuals. Clarence Lipman of the Governor's Office of Human Resources is the contact for more information.
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Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois
Ogilvie
Clarence Lipman
Governor's Office of Human Resources
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