The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT53) WINOOSKI, Vermont -- March 7, 2003 -- Adv. for Sun., March 9 -- CONGRESS-PENSION -- As members of Congress prepare to reform the pension system, they might want to think hard about the proposals on the table. A new study has examined what would happen to their own retirement benefits if the changes that some favor for other workers were applied to them. The answer might give them pause. Representative Bernard Sanders of Vermont opposes conversions of typical pensions to cash-balance plans. Sanders speaking at St. Michaels College in Winooski, Vermont in 1999. (Paul O. Boisvert/The New York Times)
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