Growing elderly population reshapes U S demographics and policy
A Census Bureau study shows Americans 65 and older nearly double in decades, reaching 22.4 million now and about 15 percent of the population by 2020 with rapid growth of the 65 plus group. It highlights pension, medical care, and education implications, longevity gaps, and regional concentrations.
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Agencies fail to enforce housing discrimination rules
Senate Banking Committee reports lax federal action on antidiscrimination in home loans. Only the Home Loan Bank Board issued rules, while the Federal Reserve Board FDIC and Comptroller of the Currency have minimal checks. The panel calls eight years of inaction inexcusable and cites no institutions found guilty.
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Deadlock blocks overhaul of federal criminal code
Washington AP report says bipartisan effort to codify federal criminal law is stalled due to liberal conservative disputes. Senators McClellan Hruska and others warn no House action before adjournment though talks pause without progress on key changes.
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Banks face discrimination in mortgage lending under 1968 act
National bank regulators argue the 1968 act did not compel affirmative action, linking a general enforcement policy to ongoing patterns of racial bias in home loan approvals. Surveys show minority applicants with equal credit are rejected more often, blocking wealth-building through home ownership. Agencies regulate 125 billion in mortgages but keep no records to detect bias and have not referred cases to Justice or issued cease orders.
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Hairstylist critiques presidential hair at Atlantic City event
Summit NJ stylist Robert Trugman praised Ronald Reagan's hair for its Hollywood polish and mocked several contenders. He rated Carter as needing length for a casual look while calling Humphrey's style old fashioned and Church overweight on television. Brown should grow hair slightly longer. Kennedy appeared regal. Udall has Lincolnesque appeal.
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