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...all others, vary greatly in their desires, interests, and needs, and we should not presume to ] udge what will be best for them. Some will want to work...to be alone. Some will want to remain in their own hometown ; others will want to be footloose. So we must design a society in which older people have...

...model, but the principle is an interesting one. AN ARRAY or CHOICES The final point I wish to make is that older people, like all others, vary greatly in...to be alone. Some will want to remain in their own hometown ; others will want to be footloose. So we must design a society in which older people have...

...one-to-thirty age group. As John W. Gardner, former Secretary of Health. Education and Welfare, remarked : "Some will want to work until the day they drop: others...will want to watch someone else pitch horseshoes." Nevertheless, it's interesting to note that — according to a rpcpnt findincr — jieonle who are...

...one-to-tbirty age group. As John W. Gardner, former Secretary of Health. Education and Welfare, remarked : "Some will want to work until the day they drop: others...will want to watch someone else pitch horseshoes." Nevertheless, it's interesting to note that — according to a recent finding- — i>emile who are...

...everybody else, older Americans have a wide range of interests, and we should respect the need for options: "Some will want to work until the day they drop; others...will want to watch someone else pitch horseshoes." And although we surely need to create a society in which older people have choices, "in designing such...