Coalition of seniors attacks mandatory retirement in Pittsburgh
A coalition of 10 million elderly Americans launches an attack on mandatory retirement under the slogan Count Us In. Harriet Miller, executive director of AARP and the National Retired Teachers Association, calls forced retirement wasteful and un-American. The joint conference seeks flexible policies to let capable workers continue, while criticizing Social Security earnings limits and calling for housing and tax reform.
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Senate lifts flood loan restrictions amid housing measure
The Senate approved an amendment to allow conventional loans in flood plain areas of communities that rejected federal flood insurance, a 49 to 36 vote. The move precedes passage of a 14.7 billion housing and community development bill, with debates over disaster relief eligibility and federal housing program funding continuing into a conference with the House.
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