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Checking return addresses on old letters, Lachenmeyer traveled first to Grantham, New Hampshire, where Charles rented a room in 1983 with the aid of pension and disability money. In Grantham and other cities, Lachenmeyer learned that his father lived alone, churning out pamphlets about government thought control. Before becoming ill, he had published two sociology books. Now he added titles like Technological Slavery to his curriculum vitae. "My father never recognized that he was mentally ill," Lachenmeyer says. "He spent the lion's share of each day looking for teaching work...
...pretrial agreement, the 19-year veteran, who was separated from her husband and two daughters, pleaded guilty to one count of fraternization at her March 11 court-martial. The Air Force booted her out of the service one year before she would have been eligible for a pension. After her lawyer expressed concern that she might be suicidal, the Air Force provided her with a mental-health worker. But on March 16, while her parents were at church and she was in the home they shared, she killed herself with a single shotgun blast to the head...
...company, Johnson Development, also owns and develops shopping centers in "underserved" areas (meaning, no conventional company wants to invest there) of Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Magic is elevating his game too. Backed by a $150 million commitment from the California Public Employees' Retirement System, the nation's largest pension fund, Johnson plans to extend his real estate empire to poor communities in the rest of California and elsewhere...
...school committee was first able to reduce the deficit from an initial $3.7 million to $2.6 million thanks to increased funding from the state, fewer students enrolling at the Benjamin Benneker charter school than anticipated and revised health insurance and pension plan costs...
...Europe, Johnson is preparing for an anticipated shift from government-run pension plans to direct-contribution retirement systems like the 401(k) plan common in the U.S. Managing such plans in the U.S. has given Fidelity access to some $120 billion and provided the means for it to ascend to the top tiers of finance. The biggest target for expansion is Britain, where Fidelity established a beachhead in the summer of 1995. It now manages $170 million in assets there; by 2010, Fidelity group president Robert Reynolds predicts, funds in Europe, including Britain, will roughly equal those in the current...