Retirees defy quitting with new work after retirement
Retired Americans increasingly seek fill-in or volunteer roles, preferring part time or on call work. Studies show most want to stay active after retirement, using skills to contribute, with employers valuing older workers in a tighter labor market. Projections suggest this trend will grow by century's end.
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Primate Institute Sells Talking Chimps to NY Facility
A group of about 26 chimpanzees skilled in sign language, including Ali and Nim Chimpsky, are being sold from the University of Oklahoma backed Primate Institute to Lemsit in New York for breeding use as OU plans to cut funding. The move follows inflation driven costs and reduced federal support. five to six chimps will remain in a local breeding program.
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New York
Oklahoma
Institute For Primate Studies
Lemsit
New York University
Medical Center
Pat Crown
Chimps Ali
Nim Chimpsky
Ali
Roger Fouts
Crown
Chim
Fouts
Central State University
Ellensburg
Wash
Oklahoma Institute
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