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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1972
Page
21
The piece argues there is no universal retirement cost, noting each couple’s needs differ. It explains that retirement income roughly equals pre retirement income minus job costs, with tax benefits and Medicare replacing prior deductions. It stresses individual lifestyle variance and adjustment rather than fixed figures.
The Middletown Public Library launches a second annual Outreach Program offering weekly story hours for children ages 4 to 8. The Red Dragon air conditioned bookmobile will visit locations including West Chester, Monroe Bank, Trenton Bank, Millville Salvation Army, and community centers across Butler County with sessions from June 21 through August 9.
Two Middletown students at Miami University Oxford earned Phi Beta Kappa induction for seniors with strong averages. Terry Lynn Davis and Mrs Natacha Josefina Simon Gleason join the honor society. Davis plans medical school in 1973 and Gleason holds a 3.92 GPA with involvement in Sigma Delta Pi and local clubs.
A statement lists 865 tree species registered as native to the continental United States by the American Forestry Association, highlighting biodiversity in North American forests.
The article argues retirement budgets must reflect pre retirement living. It contrasts frugal versus lavish lifestyles, noting many cut costs after retirement. It suggests couples examine past pay stubs to estimate needed retirement income and warns high spenders may struggle. It also describes options to reduce costs such as moving, renting, or simplifying life.
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