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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1976

Page

4

Runaway Wives Book Sparks Debate on Marriage

Author Anna Sklar defends her book Runaway Wives while noting the term irritates many readers. She describes women who leave or separate from marriages though some take children, and recalls her own choice to end her 11 year marriage after pursuing education and a career.

Anna Sklar Sklar Haight-Ashbury

Aging America faces growth in over-65 population

About 22 million Americans are 65 or older, the second fastest growing group, with projections of 30 million by century's end. There are more older women than men, 147 to 100, and life expectancy at 65 adds about 15 to 20 years.

United States Michelangelo Sistine Chapel Verdi Eleanor Roosevelt Sen Edward Kennedy National Council On the Aging Morton Puner Hoyt Catlin South Norwalk, Conn Puner Catlin NCCA Kentucky Fried Chicken Fred Noble Jacksonville Fla Noble Marshall Cheney Cheney Santa Cruz County Calif MacKay San Antonio

Age is only a number in enduring achievements and service

A discussion on aging portrays 65 as a milestone not a barrier to productivity. Notable seniors like Michelangelo Verdi Eleanor Roosevelt and Morton Puner's followers are cited, with stories of Catlin Noble Cheney and MacKay showing active, impactful lives beyond traditional retirement.

Catlin Ford, Inc

Self image of the elderly stays high in study

The National Council on the Aging report shows seniors view themselves as warm and wise while many outsiders see them as nearing the end of the road. Projections say people 65 or older will rise from 10 percent in 1970 to about 15 percent of the population by 2000.

National Council On the Aging U.S America

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