Retirement mood shifts: workers optimistic while elders pace
A Pew poll for the Social Security discussion finds 48 percent of employed adults expect retirement as a fresh start, while nearly 60 percent of retirees see life as the same or a step down. Figures reflect a gap between desired and prepared retirement amid planned private accounts and reforms.
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Clinton expected to ease Cuba hardship with flights aid
President Clinton plans to reinstate direct flights to Cuba and allow U S based exiles to send money home to relatives to help Cuban people. The package may also ease medicine delivery rules and back humanitarian relief while keeping the embargo unchanged and stressing church coordination. Officials say reforms aim to aid Cubans without strengthening Castro.
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