Mandatory retirement is bad business by Leonard M Green
The piece argues that mandatory retirement entrenched since 1935 insults older workers. It notes learning ability remains strong into ages 60 to 82 and that absenteeism is actually lower for workers at or above retirement age, challenging ageist assumptions.
End of retirement 65 debate prompts new work age rules
Opinion argues older workers bring value and that continued mass retirement strains pensions. It notes Burpee Seed Co with 56 to 85 year olds and an 85 year old president, calls for delayed retirement, and discusses Social Security funding, productivity, and management challenges in measuring performance across age groups.
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Burpee Seed Company
U.S
Congress
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Rough road to democracy in Latin America
Reporter John Reichertzt surveys Latin American moves toward representative rule, noting elections in Bolivia Peru Ecuador and the Dominican Republic under pressure from military regimes and U S concerns over electoral fraud and integrity. Carter warns against setting a fraud precedent as observers report contested counts and suspensions of constitutional guarantees amid austerity protests.
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Latin America
John Reichertz
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Carter
Organization of American States
Washington
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Antonio Guzman
Dominican Revolutionary Party
National Electoral Board
U.S
Balaguer
Paraguay
Guatemala
State Department
Alfredo Stroessner
Bolivia
Peru
Ecuador
Hugo Banzer
Chile
Air Force
Juan Pereda
Banzer
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Pereda
OAS
Ed Gross
U.S. State Department
Hastings Fire Chief Spahn Resigns for Joliet Deputy Post
Edwin J. Spahn 42 resigns as Hastings fire chief to become deputy fire chief in Joliet Illinois effective Sept 5. He has led Hastings since last December after joining the department in 1975 and earlier worked as a fireman in Greece New York. In Joliet he will be the second in command in a 140 member full time force.
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Hastings
Neb
UPI
Edwin J. Spahn
Osset
Ill
Joliet
Spahn
Greece
N.Y
Energy researchers turn to wood burning projects
Energy researchers, led by the Tennessee Valley Authority, study modern wood use for energy. TVA details two years of wood burning programs, including a Maryville College pyrolysis unit cutting campus heating costs by about 30,000 dollars yearly. Demonstrations at Land Between the Lakes and planned school systems in Morgan County show wood as a viable heating, cooling, and power source with 80 to 90 percent efficiency potential.
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Sonja Hillgren
UPI
Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Thomas Ripley
TVA
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Rural Development Subcommittee
Dick Clark
Iowa
Tennessee Valley
Ripley
Maryville College
East Tennessee
Kentucky
Tennessee
University of Maine
Morgan County
Iowa warden candidate eyed for Stateville post
Illinois corrections chief Charles Rowe says Iowa warden Lou Brewer is among three top candidates to head Stateville Prison in Joliet. Brewer, Fort Madison warden for 10 years, expressed interest but undecided on the offer. Decision expected in about 30 days amid past incidents and staff concerns.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
UPI
Illinois Department of Corrections
Charles Rowe
Stateville
Joliet
Rowe
Lou Brewer
Iowa State Penitentiary
Illinois
Brewer
Ernie Morris
Ann Monahan
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