Critics push for changes in pension law and ERISA
The piece surveys Studebaker’s 1963 bankruptcy effects and broader pension reforms. It notes low lump sums for older workers, PBGC insurance coverage for defined benefit plans, and the split between private and public sector plans. It discusses ERISA provisions, plan termination rules, multiemployer liabilities, and proposed legislative tweaks to fund deficits and shift insurable events from bankruptcy to liquidation.
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Lester Fox
United Auto Workers
Studebaker Corp
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
Congress
ERISA
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp
PBGB
PBGC
House
Gerald Cole
Johnson & Higgins
Cole
U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
Shelter Framing Corp
Carpenters Pension Fund
Southern California
US Supreme Court
Capitol Hill
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Niskanen
Market notes on eggs metals and grains from Ohio to New York
In Columbus eggs sold to retailers with large cartons at 70-79 cents, medium 61-70, and smaller lots mixed. Chicago reports wholesale egg prices steady. copper 78 to 81 cents, lead 26-27, zinc 35, tin 66589, aluminum 76-77, gold 238.50, silver 46.73, mercury 370, platinum 3207 per ounce. Also notes grain bids from Lorain County Farm Bureau: wheat 3.21, corn 2.54, oats 2.26, soybeans 6.41 per bushel. A fingernail growth fact, and Otio farm prices.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York
Handy & Harman
Lorain County Farm Bureau Eran Grain
Oil rights drawings offer wealth hope in Wyoming program
Castro Valley readers are told hundreds can win oil care rights in Wyoming drawings. Entrants may sell rights to firms and keep royalties on oil gas. Entry costs exceed 25 dollars with a one dollar postage fee. deadline is June 11. Information from K Price Mitchell Co. Castro Valley CA.
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Castro Valley
Calif
Sate
Wyoming
Fant Oil
K. Price Mitchell Co
Rockhurst Rd
Dept
Perm
Grains Prices Across Ohio Markets After Week End
Ohio cash grain prices per bushel recorded after markets closed Monday show varied values across regions. Northeast No 2 wheat 3.27? No 2 shelled corn 2.60 No 2 oats 2.27 No 1 soybeans 5.42 Northwest No 2 wheat 3.27 No 2 shelled corn 2.55 No 2 oats 2.07 No 1 soybeans 6.47 Central No 2 wheat 3.32 No 2 shelled corn 2.63 No 2 oats 2.30 No 1 soybeans 6.44 Trend higher for No 2 wheat. No 7 shelled corn unchanged. No 2 oats lower. No 1 soybeans unchanged.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Northwest
Otiwio
Creston Livestock Auction Sells 1301 Head At Creston Sale
A Creston sale saw 1301 head of livestock sold by 395 consigners. Prices ranged across calves, sheep, hogs and cattle with various grades and weights, including choice and good calves and feeders, Holstein and beef cattle, and numerous pig and shoat lots.
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Creston
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