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01 - Gray Dawn: age wave transforms the world
by Peter G. Peterson forecasts the possible implications of the baby boom, and it isn't pretty. Peterson sees a crisis that threatens to sink the economy and disenfranchise subsequent generations. Boomers, born between 1946 and 1965, represent a forceful generation of 76 million consumers who have impacted and shaped the nation's economy, political system, and lifestyle habits for decades. 280 pages. 1999. $23. Times Books.
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02 - Senior Theatre
is a new directory of over 200 senior performing groups from amateur to professionals. Written by Bonnie L. Vorenberg, the book demonstrates the growth of older adults in the performing arts. Readers will also find resources such as films, videos, dance programs, publishers, playwrights, and funding sources for senior arts. 144 pages. 1999. $24.95. ArtAge Publications, Portland, OR. Located on the Internet at: www.seniortheatre.com
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03 - Savings Bonds: when to hold and fold
is authored by savings bond specialist and former Federal Reserve supervisor Daniel J. Pederson. The book aims to simplify the issues of bond ownership. This is an important issue for senior citizens because U.S. bonds are their most commonly held investment, even greater than stocks or mutual funds, says the author. Readers are advised on when to sell and when to hold bonds. 275 pages. 1999. $19.95. TSBI Inc, Detroit, Michigan. 1-800-927-1901.
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04 - Elder Care: what to look for
by Thomas M. Cassidy advises families about safe living environments for elders who is often vulnerable to victimization. Readers will find an examination of three dependent living elder care arrangements: nursing homes, home care, and assisted living. Includes tips for protecting an elder's rights, and lists a variety of resources for making elder care decisions. 227 pages. 1999. $14.95. New Horizon Press, Far Hills, New Jersey.
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