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Articles in Spring, 1990 issue of Aging

• Using private attorneys to do public work
  by Mary Buford
• Elderly crime victims: the double sorrow
  by Marlene A. Young
• Wisconsin's legal services system uses lay advocates
• Your Legal Rights in Later Life
  by Stacy Kosmides
• Doing Things
  by Avalie R. Sapertsein
• Expanding access to legal services: the legal hotline approach
  by Darlene Weber
• Legal assistance: making the most of "insurmountable opportunities."
  by Gordon Bonnyman
• Recordkeeping helps to measure legal services accomplishments
  by Neville Woodruff
• The Etiology of Elder Abuse by Adult Offspring
  by Mary C. Sengstock
• Myths about flu shots lead to thousands of needless deaths
• Lawyers and social workers: the new partnership
  by Justin Clouser
• How Area Agencies on Aging can evaluate Title III legal assistance providers
  by Lori A. Stiegel
• Layoffs and the older worker
  by Burton D. Fritz
• The legal needs of the elderly: rights, wrongs and remedies
  by Sia Arnason
• Bar sets up legal assistance project for the Black elderly
  by Maurice Foster
• Successful Aging: A Sourcebook for Older People and Their Families
  by Barbara Skolnick
• Handbook of Group Activities for Impaired Older Adults
  by Joy Ozer
• Guardianship … there are alternatives
  by Penelope A. Hommel
• Targeting Older Americans Act funds
  by Alfred Chiplin
• New pension laws improve retirement benefits
  by Marilyn E. Park
• Help for Families of the Aging: Seminar Leaders Manual and Participants Workbook
  by Phyllis Ehrlich
• Guide to Understanding Your Pension Plan: A Pension Handbook
  by Stacy Kosmides
• Managing Home Care for the Elderly: Lessons from Community Based Agencies
  by David M. Eisenberg