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The way the United States treats their elderly is a total disgrace... they cant live on the amount of money from Social Security... It\u27s even worse than the poverty level.  Thus spoke a Cranston senior citizen when Vice President Gore was in town recently to discuss the future of Social Security

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One Grim View of Life for the Aged is Disputed
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It may seem like a simple operation--count the number of people in the country so that the 435 members of the U.S. Congress may represent equal numbers of persons throughout the nation, but what should be a simple matter of number crunching has turned into a political quagmire

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Politics--Once Again--Threaten to Mar Census
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