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Your Health: Good News About Medicare

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Your Money - Bankruptcies Wallop Older Americans

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Your Health: Sneezin' and Wheezin'

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BULLETIN BEATS

Myth Busters

Late-Night Dining

Facts: Those late-night munchies aren’t as fattening as was once thought, studies show.

What I Really Know

About Telling Jokes: Exit Smiling

I’ve generally found that the people who have to tell you the latest joke are not very funny people.

Save a Buck

Cheap Textbooks

Scam Alert

Government E-mail

Ask Ms. Medicare

Out-of-Pocket

Health Discovery

Healthy Habits

Finding Your Way

Hospital ERs

Ask the Experts

Marrying Late

Databank

Graduates

Keys to the White House

Who Will Win

MULTIMEDIA SPECIALS

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Marathon Woman

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Visit with Margaret Hagerty, an 85-year-old marathoner.

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Economic Stimulus

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Special correspondent Allan Fallow talks economic stimulus.

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Semi Retirement

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Ride along with Jack and Eloise Murtaugh of Bel Air, Md.

THEY MADE HISTORY

Delegates hold up HUMPHREY posters and signs at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images

AUGUST 29, 1968

Despite not running in a single primary, Hubert Humphrey wins the Democratic nomination for president at the party’s chaotic convention in Chicago, as police and protesters clash in the streets outside.

2005: Residents of the Gulf Coast wake up to their worst nightmare: Hurricane Katrina.

1833: British lawmakers approve a bill banning slavery in most of the empire.

Delegates hold up Humphrey posters and signs.
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