After White House Conference, Groups Focus on Ways to Help Older Americans

By Suzanne Perry

Washington

Delegates to the White House Conference on Aging, which took place last month, are pondering how to make sure the 50 resolutions that they adopted to guide national policy on older Americans have some impact.

The resolutions dealt with the major social and economic challenges that are facing the...

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