America's elderly set to nearly double by 2020 says Census
The Census Bureau reports a rapid rise in Americans age 65 and older from 22.4 million in 1975 to an estimated 43 million by 2020, comprising about 15 percent of the population. The study notes longer female life expectancy, higher future dependency on Social Security, and regional growth in elderly populations.
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Making ends meet a wedding you can survive
A wedding can cost far more than many expect with receptions, flowers, gowns, and photos driving expenses. Experts urge budgeting, DIY options, and alternatives such as garden venues, homemade invitations, or informal ceremonies to cut costs while preserving traditions.
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Business Week
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Chicago Daily News
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Making Ends Meet feature note on reader letters
AP Newsfeatures notes a Modern Bride executive recalls a wedding reception with coffee and donuts at a friend’s house. John Dorfman mentions he cannot answer letters personally though selected letters will be printed. The piece identifies Making Ends Meet at AP Newsfeatures with contact details.
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Blackhawk Board OKs 1976-77 Budget With No Tax Increase
The Tech Board approved a 1976-77 operational budget of 4 163 406 with 2 166 154 from property taxes, a 352 326 rise from 75-76. The total budget including non-operational funds rises to 5 060 687, up 546 887 from last year, with a public hearing set for June 29 and adoption at a following special meeting.
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Continental Congress Moves Toward Independence and Alliance
Delegates in the Pennsylvania State House propose a resolution for independence and a continental confederation along with seeking alliances with continental Europe. In New York General Washington reports 10 friendly Oneida Indians active against British ties. British deserters claim Sir Peter Parker’s fleet of 3500 troops reaches North Carolina. In Newport R I the True Blue arrives, captured by the Cabot en route to Lancaster, Jamaica.
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