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. . . where seniors are celebrated and celebrities ignored. Our monthly features aim to entertain and inform, and you're invited to add your voice. To send a comment to Visitors' Voice, click here. To request a notice (at no charge) when a new issue comes on line, click on jan@Eldercountry.com. Please note: we do not share the addresses on our e-mail list with anyone. Like to place an ad? For advertising information, click here.
--Janice Auritt Oser, Editor & Publisher
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Fred Papert on the phone as usual at his desk
in his office on 42nd Street, in Manhattan, NYC
FRED PAPERT. Why isn't Fred content to rest on his laurels as a pioneer in the resurgence of once-blighted West 42nd Street? Because he is passionate about real estate development in the public interest. Click here for more.
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The Essayist has re-done his wardrobe. "It needs," he says, "to express the retired me." Click here for more.
 The sensational news story of a family held hostage by three escaped convicts provided the basis for a famous United States Supreme Court case. It concerned a conflict between a private individual's "right to be let alone" and freedom of the press.
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How much of your charity dollar is going to the people, or the cause, you want to help?
Click here to Check It Out.
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