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...union's featherbedding "work rules"-although not precisely in any spirit of generosity. His longshoremen now get a basic $3.19 an hour for a guaranteed 35 hours a week. The agreement's kitty permits a 25-year man to retire at 62, draw a $220 monthly pension for three years, $115 after that (when Social Security begins). If an I.L.W.U. man works until 65, he gets an additional lump sum of $7,920. If a machine knocks a man out of work, he continues to draw 35 hours of pay a week. The deal is so good that...
...Fraud upon the State." The chief practical safeguard is that most Mexican divorces have the consent of both husband and wife, and few people back out later. But when third parties-disinherited children, later spouses, pension fund administrators-have an interest in the case, they may have grounds for successful court attacks...
...didn't bother me. All I wanted to do was to survive. I feel wonderful." Feeling that way, Davis went home for Christmas with his four children, ages 13 to 19. "I'll just sit back and wait for the mailman," he said. With a Government pension he will no longer have to load bananas...
...voted Jackie free office space for six to twelve months, the difference to be resolved by a conference committee, as well as continued Secret Service protection and $50,000 to help pay her personal staff. Following past practice, she will receive a $10,000-a-year widow's pension and free use of the mails for life...
Gibbons' move was not the only threat to Hoffa. He faces trial next month on charges of jury tampering in a Nashville conspiracy trial, another trial at a later date on charges of providing false information about $20 million in loans granted by the Teamsters' Central States pension fund in Chicago...