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...blue coat and woolen scarf, in Moscow for the day to shop: "I don't know anything about Gorbachev; I only know that we had bread under Chernenko, and we will continue to have it under Gorbachev. There is meat in the shops too. I have a pension, and Gorbachev won't take it away from...
...bench: "I didn't know Chernenko was this ill. I thought he had asthma or something. I live in a four-room apartment with my husband. We have a dacha and a government car, so I have nothing to complain of about Chernenko. I look forward to a quiet pension with no stresses...
...concessions worth $500 million. Arguing that it was high time for the carrier to restore those lost earnings, the T.W.U. pushed for an immediate 14% pay boost. Instead, the company offered a 20% raise over three years. Among the other proposals rejected by the union were sharp reductions in pension and health-care benefits...
...T.W.U. talks collapsed when union negotiators refused to accept a company proposal calling for hefty cutbacks in pension and health care plans, along with 5% annual wage hikes through 1987. Union members have not had a raise since they agreed to defer a 14% pay increase in 1980. "I expect a long strike," said Michael Bakalo, a T.W.U. vice president. Securities analysts noted that the airline has some $400 million in cash on hand that it could use to cushion the impact of a lengthy walkout. But a protracted struggle could severely harm both the troubled airline and the strikers...
Names for Joel Left, managing partner of the New York pension management firm Forstman Left Associates, the fellowship will cover the costs for two individuals to enter the Masters in Public Administration program...