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Old Person: San Diego's Biggest Priority Should Be Old People
San Diego County Superannuated Supervisor Dianne Jacob stresses the need for senior services at this year's State of the County address.
TURNING UP MY HEARING AID SO AS NOT TO MISS A WORD — "The State of your County Government is good," said Dianne Jacob, speaking slowly and distinctly to her visibly graying audience. "But I don't want to settle for good. We have too much to do on so many fronts. On energy. On public safety… And now even more on aging."
Most of the audience broke into applause at the announcement, with the notable exception of Cindee Dewbottom, who was attending the event as part of her 10th grade Government class. "President Obama said that the future belongs to young people," she observed. "Old people have had their day in the sun. Now it's our turn."
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Old Person: San Diego's Biggest Priority Should Be Old People
Old Person: San Diego's Biggest Priority Should Be Old People
San Diego County Superannuated Supervisor Dianne Jacob stresses the need for senior services at this year's State of the County address.
TURNING UP MY HEARING AID SO AS NOT TO MISS A WORD — "The State of your County Government is good," said Dianne Jacob, speaking slowly and distinctly to her visibly graying audience. "But I don't want to settle for good. We have too much to do on so many fronts. On energy. On public safety… And now even more on aging."
Most of the audience broke into applause at the announcement, with the notable exception of Cindee Dewbottom, who was attending the event as part of her 10th grade Government class. "President Obama said that the future belongs to young people," she observed. "Old people have had their day in the sun. Now it's our turn."
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