Retirement: Dreams Turn Into Nightmares
Aging America faces rising retirees as 65 and over grow by about 33 percent 1972 to 1990. Planning early is urged. retirees may see income drop but some expenses fall while housing and medical costs rise. Social Security and pensions remain main income sources. verify entitlements and avoid errors.
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Associated Press
America
Census Bureau
U.S
K Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
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Pueblo
Colo
Food poisoning risks and prevention at picnics
County extension agent warns that germs from raw meat and dairy can cause illness at outdoor events. Key rules: keep hot foods hot, cold foods cold, and keep all food clean. discard leftovers after two hours and thaw meat in the refrigerator. If illness occurs, note storage and preparation in the prior 48 hours and contact the local sanitarian.
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Judy Bartner
Frederick County
Winchester-Frederick County
Health Department
Outstanding FCJH Eighth Grader Stacey Oates Receives Award
Stacey Oates is named FCJH Outstanding Eighth Grade Girl during an awards assembly at Frederick County Junior High School. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roger Oates and Legion Representative Mrs. Painter witness the presentation.
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Stacey Oates
Frederick County Junior High School
Roger Oates
Legion
Painter
Wayside Theatre Receives Over 28000 in Grants
Barbara Swink announces Wayside Theatre has earned more than 28000 in general project grants from the Virginia Commission of the Arts and Humanities. The funds include 13000 and 15000 plus sums for Wayside Theatre on Tour and expansion programs. The 1979 season adds a fall schedule with the Great Play Series and a children's show on the main stage, aiding community support and future expansion.
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Wayside Theatre
Barbara Swink
Virginia Commission of the Arts and Humanities
Commisson
Minn Theatre
Swink
Commission
Wayside
Secor
Tareas
Ie Peason
Pe Cloeme
Wayside Foundation
Eee Ceeaaes
Mortgage Money Issues Dominate Builder's Meeting
Builders in Washington cite mortgage money shortages high interest rates and rising housing costs as key concerns. NAHB president Vandal S Gravlee warns the affordability gap widens while the 1 600 directors discuss policy actions including tax exempt mortgage bonds and a secondary mortgage market.
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Washington
Vandal S. Gravlee
National Association of Home Builders
Top of Virginia Building Assn
Winchester
Shaving Cream Adherence Tested For Thick Rise Cream
A test of Rise shaving cream with 10 participants compared Rise regular and Rise Heavy against brands Gillette Foamy Noxema and Barbasol. Adhesion depended on the amount of cream on the finger not the brand. Prices ranged from 59 cents to $1.79 per 1 ounce can in 1979.
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Rise
Carter-Williams Inc
Gillette
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