AARP Bulletin (September 1989): A Publication of the American Association of Retired Persons

Washington, D.C.: American Association of Retired Persons, 1989. Book. Fine. Soft cover. 1st Edition. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. A left-folded publication measuring 10-1/2" by 13-1/2" and containing 20 pages including front and rear covers. With photographs throughout, contents include Drug Price See-Saw ("Store charges differ widely, AARP sleuths find"); Female Faces Are Still a Rarity Atop the U.S. Corporate Ladder; Catastrophic Overhaul Now Seems Likely (on Medicare); Older Workers: Out In the Rain ("Supreme Court Decrees that ADEA Does Not Protect Benefit Plans"); Access to Care Needs To Be a Basic Right; HHS Head Accepts Premium Change (Dr. Louis Sullivan); Budget Battles ("Older Americans have special interest in this year's squabbles"); "Bravissimo, Maestro" ('The music is still with you,' says conductor [Victor Norman]); Regional Bell Companies Lobby to Relax Profit Caps; Spreading the Pain ("Supreme Court ruling leads to new taxes for certain retirees"); More States Consider Laws to Force Doctors to Accept Medicare Assignment; "There'll Be Some Changes Made" - King's Priorities: Better Service, Employee Morale (article on, and interview of, Social Security Administration Commissioner Gwendolyn S. King). Mailing name and address printed to upper right corner of front cover..