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Pennsylvania's budget-conscious Congressman Robert Fleming ("Where's the money coming from?") Rich announced that when he retires from Congress next term at 67, his federal pension will go to "character-building" charities...
...been accepted by the public administrator of Los Angeles County, who was disposing of the West Coast's biggest chain for the, heirs of Don Lee. Hoffman had bid $11.2 million; the only other bidder, an Akron bank representing the General Tire & Rubber Co.'s salaried employees pension fund, had offered only...
...needy composers. He has not changed his ways in Manhattan. Last month, when he took the Philharmonic into Manhattan's Roxy Theater as the stage attraction (partly to reach new audiences), he turned half of his own $5,000-a-week salary over to the orchestra's pension fund. He lives alone in a small apartment half a block from Carnegie Hall, usually eats unceremoniously at a hamburger shop across the street...
After a few years of civilian practice, Radiologist Brown realized that some of the warty growths which plagued him were cancerous. He went back to Massachusetts, eked out an existence on an Army disability pension. Over the years he submitted to 50 or more operations. Every few weeks, when he saw a fellow Harvard alumnus, Surgeon Ernest M. Daland, he would point to a bleeding wart and say: "That one's degenerating a little . . . Won't stop bleeding. Give me a little Novocain and take it off." The wound would be grafted with skin from Dr. Brown...
Employees and the University would equally contribute three percent to the government, if Social Security goes into effect here. Employee payments into the University pension plan were reduced from four to three percent on July...