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The New York Times's Scotty Reston, one of the best journalists of his generation, still charges around the world at age 74, probing Presidents and Prime Ministers and urging all those old fogies in public life to retire to their ranches.
Reagan did not retire - never wanted to. Nor did Johnson, Nixon, Ford or Carter. Leaving the presidency is tough on the ego. Once you've played the White House game there isn't much else that looks like fun.
Then Wörner admitted that his decision to retire Kiessling had been influenced by "personal differences" between Kiessling, a Deputy Commander of NATO, and the organization's Supreme Commander, U.S. General Bernard Rogers. Desperate to bolster his case, Wörner invited to Bonn a Swiss homosexual actor...
Called before the Bundestag's Defense Committee to explain, Worner admitted his decision to retire Kiessling had been influenced by a second factor: concern over "personal differences" between the German general and NATO'S supreme commander, U.S. General Bernard Rogers. Angered, Bonn's legislators launched an extensive...
...private sector's prevalent 64 and scaling back cost of living increases. Noting that military personnel can retire after 30 years of service at about 75% of base pay, the survey said $26.1 billion in spending would be cut by making benefits for future military retirees more comparable to civilian pensions...