Chronicle - 60 Something

DateSeptember 11 1991

Can DescriptionsAircheck

Abstract60 Something; commercials included; Retirement and the realities of aging at the end of the 20th century; their youth was during the great depression and everyone was in the same situation; ballroom dancing is a past-time for some of this set; at this point there is a freedom to be whoever you are without fear; goals are important throughout in life, particularly when retirement is encouraged; professional identity is important to almost everyone; living longer brings new challenges; caring for aging parents as well as children and grandchildren is the new reality for 60 something adults; Don Murray provides some advice.

OtherIn the studio Lynn McCrea, Gregg Kidd, Chris Stirling, Susan Sloane, Jerry Kirschenbaum, Kathy Bickimer, Clint Conley, Art Donahue Lorie Conway George, Stella Gould, Andria Hall, Amy Hassan, Stan Leven, Peter Mehegan, Mary Richardson, David Skillicorn, Gonca Sonmez-Poole, Rita Thompson, Tony Kahn, Emmons S. Levine, Lisa Kenney, Stacey Lundin, Art Donahue, Judi Guild, Bob Oliver, Ken Sullivan, Doug Dike, Jim Fripp, Bob Hakkila, John Mitchell, Ellen Boyce Joe Mozdiez, Curt Reichenbach, Jam Hakim, Frank Firnschild, Jane Cartier, Bob Crowely, Bryan Lans, Phil Walters, Mary Driscoll, Kimberly Devolve, Jim Watson, Doug DeVitt, Jim Watson, Ed Paolino, Kevin McSheffery, Gretchen Soehner, Beth Kidwell, Russ Cooper, Tricia Gilligan Sharon Lewis, Christine Finn, Molly Lynch, Leona McCarthy, Mark Mills, Paul LaCamera;