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Judge OKs Steel liquidation plan
Of The Morning CallA U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge on Wednesday approved the liquidation plan for Bethlehem Steel Corp., clearing the way for the final disappearance of the Lehigh Valley industrial icon by year's end. In a 29-page order, Judge Burton Lifland cleared the...Tags: Employees, Pension and Welfare, Crime, Law and Justice, Judges, Retirement
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Ironclad Steel promises weaken
Of The Morning CallDennis Pearson is best known as a community activist from the east side of Allentown, a man who was often defeated in elections for school board, city council and Lehigh County commissioner. He always came back fighting. But now the 56-year-old former...Tags: Elections, Employees, Pension and Welfare, Health, Local Elections
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Retirement Savings Slim? You Can Make Up for Lost Time
Times Staff WriterEllen Hoffman has a simple message: It's never too late. No matter how old you are or how little you've saved, you can become retirement-prepared, says the author of "The Retirement Catch-Up Guide" (Newmarket Press, 2000). That idea, which may provide...Tags: Pension and Welfare, Finance, Retirement, Family, Wages and Pensions
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Deal for Steel may rise from ashes
Of The Morning CallIt's only been one week since a pension takeover threatened to sour a deal to buy assets of Bethlehem Steel, but the man behind a potential billion-dollar offer is seeing renewed signs of hope. Wilbur Ross, chairman of steelmaker International Steel...Tags: Employees, Collective Contract, Pension and Welfare, Labor Legislation, Retirement
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Pension takeover threatens Bethlehem Steel merger
Of The Morning CallA federal agency's decision to take over Bethlehem Steel pension plans today could scuttle Steel's merger with International Steel Group, officials from both companies said Tuesday. The government-run U.S. Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. said Monday...Tags: Employees, Pension and Welfare, Crime, Law and Justice, Finance, Gaming
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Pa. taxpayers, ratepayers pay for insurance failures
Of The Morning CallFew topics will make the public's collective eyes glaze over quicker than insurance regulation. So here's your wake-up call: Bailing out two defunct Pennsylvania insurers will cost more than $1 billion, and you are going to help pay. Those two leave...Tags: Insurance, Lehigh Valley Hospital, Bankruptcy, Economy, Business and Finance, Politics
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Senate might pass pension bill today
Associated PressWASHINGTON - The Senate brushed aside warnings of a presidential veto yesterday and advanced toward passage of legislation to ease pension plan payments for thousands of companies and to give special relief to a few. Senators voted 67-25 to reject an...Tags: Elections, Laws, Greyhound Lines Incorporated, Pension and Welfare, Arizona
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The Pension Payout Decision
Times Staff WriterBob Solomon turns 65 soon, which will force him to make pivotal financial choices about his pension plan. His employer, National Distributing Co., offers a defined-benefit pension--the kind that provides a monthly income for life. At age 65, employees--...Tags: Employees, Pension and Welfare, Crime, Law and Justice, Finance, Retirement
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Key Pension Issues
Times Staff WriterKey Pension Questions While 401(k) plans (defined contribution plans) are relatively easy to understand--you get out what you and your company put in, plus whatever you earned on your savings in the meantime--traditional defined benefit pensions can...Tags: Employees, Pension and Welfare, Social Security, Retirement, Wages and Pensions
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3 unions on creditors panel
Tribune staff reporterUnited Airlines, whose internecine worker-management strife contributed to its downfall, now finds that its beleaguered unions will play a significant role in shaping the way the company will reinvent itself. On Friday, the Association of Flight...Tags: Galileo Galilei, Employees, Unions, Justice System, Employers
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Forging America: The History of Bethlehem Steel - Chapter 8
In federal court, Bethlehem noted that its debt, at $4.5 billion, was $300 million more than the value of all of its assets. Bankruptcy would give the company a chance to reorganize and provide new hope for a merger with another company. But the result,...Tags: Employees, Pension and Welfare, Health, Stock Market, Retirement
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Pensions Are Losing Popularity
Times Staff WriterThe traditional corporate pension, which gives workers a guaranteed paycheck in retirement, has rarely looked more attractive--or been more endangered, pension experts say. The Enron Corp. scandal and losses in 401(k) accounts have raised questions about...Tags: Employees, JC Penney Company Inc., Stock Broking, Research, Labor Legislation
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