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Sherwood Ross has worked as a publicist for Chicago; as a reporter for the Chicago Daily News and workplace columnist for Reuters. He has also been a media consultant to colleges, law schools, labor unions, and to the editors of more than 100 national magazines. A civil rights activist, he was News Director for the National Urban League, a talk show host at WOL Radio, Washington, D.C., and holds an award for "best spot news coverage" for Chicago radio stations for civil rights reporting. He is the author "Gruening of Alaska,"(Best Books)and several plays about Japan during World War II, including "Baron Jiro," and "Yamamoto's Decision," read at the National Press Club, where he is a member. His favorite quotations are from the Sermon on The Mount.
Sunday, August 14, 2011 Outlook for Peace Dim if Perry Elected President (9 comments)
If the election comes down to a choice between incumbent Obama and Gov. Perry next year Americans who stand for peace and oppose the military-industrial complex will have no candidate to represent them.
Saturday, July 30, 2011 The Pentagon Rules America: Militarism and the Crisis of the Civilian Economy (7 comments)
The Pentagon spends more for war than all 50 states spend for all peaceful purposes; the Pentagon's armed forces are bigger than the next dozen countries combined; the Pentagon leads the world in arms sales; and the Pentagon operates 800 overseas bases for "defense" when, in fact, they are used, like Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean, for aggression.
Friday, July 22, 2011 Commentary: Impeach Obama Now (3 comments)
Worse than anything Obama has done or not done domestically, are the illegal wars he's waging across Asia and Africa, several of which he inherited from the preceding criminal in the Oval Office and to which he might have made a speedy end. Americans can never put right the destruction and death we have wrought in recent years. Sadly, we are not even thinking about it.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011 Petraeus at the Head of the CIA: Business as Usual?
The real issues concerning the CIA are not the management issues about which David Ignatius writes. They are the life-and-death issues about the CIA's toxic poisoning of American values. The Agency has become precisely what President Harry Truman feared when he signed its enabling legislation: "an American Gestapo."
Sunday, June 26, 2011 Troops Obama Are Withdrawing Have Been Replaced By Allies (1 comments)
If the tide of war is "receding," as Mr. Obama claims, why are civilian casualties there at an all-time high? Since Obama took office, UK's Guardian reports, total Afghan civilian deaths have soared. In 2008, under President Bush, in his last year in office they were 2,118; in 2009, they rose to 2,412; and last year they rose again to 2,777. Does this sound to you like the war is winding down?
Tuesday, June 7, 2011 Secret Wars Of CIA Cost U.S. Taxpayers Billions Of Dollars
Should it be a surprise that after years of busting labor unions from El Salvador to Iraq, US politicians are attempting to do the same Stateside? Is it surprising that after denying millions of people the world over their fundamental right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness, the US Congress has extended the Patriot Act and Obama has assumed kingly powers, including the right to arrest anyone and throw away the key?
Sunday, November 21, 2010 Is it US Strategy to Wage Perpetual War in Afghanistan? (12 comments)
Americans must consider the possibility that when candidate Obama conveyed the impression he favored withdrawing U.S. troops in 2011 that that perhaps was never his real intention at all. This president may not be a captive of the CIA but he is a former CIA employee and enables the CIA's role in the Middle East.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010 U.S. Doctors Approved Torture And Denied Medicine To Captives
In Dec., 2002, Defense Secy. Donald Rumsfeld issued a directive allowing interrogators to withhold medical care in nonemergency situations so that "men with injuries including gunshot wounds were denied treatment as a way to make them talk," writes author Justine Sharrock.
Sunday, June 6, 2010 USA: Acronym for United States of Assassinations? (2 comments)
CIA officials seated at computers in Langley, Va., can decide who lives or dies most anywhere on the planet without regard for international law or fear of prosecution from Obama's Justice Department.
Friday, January 1, 2010 Ridding America Of The Warmongers (3 comments)
People power can overcome power politics. Popular movements have succeeded in toppling tyrannical, dictatorial, and authoritarian regimes in former Communist countries throughout Eastern Europe as well as in Asia, Latin America, and recently in the Middle East. It is time for Americans to exercise people power here in the United States.
Saturday, December 26, 2009 No Chance Obama's War in Afghanistan Will Succeed (5 comments)
If Afghans are dying by the thousands and Pakistanis have become refugees by the millions to ensure Obama's political survival, the U.S. has lost any vestige of moral authority. Is it thinkable to ask what if the purpose of the war is not "victory" but to keep the engines of the military-industrial complex humming?
Tuesday, December 8, 2009 Federal Law Shielding Jailers From Legitimate Suits (1 comments)
The Prison Litigation Reform Act of 1996 is making it difficult, if not impossible, for prisoners to file charges against wardens and jailers.
Saturday, November 28, 2009 Obama Never Considered Diplomacy In Afghanistan (4 comments)
Diplomacy? Calling an end to offensive operations upon taking office? Negotiating a withdrawal from Afghanistan? These considerations apparently never entered President Obama's mind.
Sunday, November 22, 2009 How About Tougher Laws To Protect Animals? (1 comments)
U.S. laws to protect animals are entirely too weak, allowing widespread torture of laboratory animals.
Monday, November 16, 2009 Will We Ever Stop The Killings? (4 comments)
The National Rifle Association says its opponents don't really care about stopping violence as much as enacting anti-gun laws. That, says the NRA, is the "ugly truth." Well, speaking of ugly...
Sunday, November 8, 2009 U.S. Presses Pakistan on Securing Nukes (1 comments)
It's not chickens coming home to roost but possibly nuclear weapons whose global spread America once encouraged that is haunting the Obama administration. Pakistan is teetering on the edge of instability and the U.S. has prepared a rapid-response team to get over there in a hurry in any emergency.
Saturday, November 7, 2009 800,000 Americans Busted Annually For Pot (5 comments)
America's "War on Pot" termed "preposterous"; arguments advanced for legalization as in Portugal.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009 Tortured in far-off Countries: Obama Resuming G. W. Bush's "Extraordinary Renditions" (3 comments)
Obama's aides have said they will count on the diplomatic assurances of the other countries not to torture suspects. Amrit Singh, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, said such assurances have “proven completely ineffective in preventing torture.”
Tuesday, November 3, 2009 Chomsky: Obama Continues Bush Mideast Policy (1 comments)
With each passing day, it becomes more apparent President Obama is advancing the warlike initiatives of the Bush administration.
Monday, November 2, 2009 Obama Resumes Bush's Extraordinary Renditions (1 comments)
With some modifications, President Obama, the former CIA front organization employee, is continuing the "extraordinary renditions" long favored by the CIA, just as he is authorizing the CIA-favored drone warplane attacks. And Obama's CIA Director Leon Panetta says it's okay for other countries to prosecute suspects under their laws as "an appropriate use of rendition." Whatever happened to legal extradition?
Sunday, October 25, 2009 Chomsky Gets Top Pentagon "Honor" (4 comments)
Considering that the Pentagon is the most powerful war machine that ever was and has killed and wounded millions of innocent people and destroyed a couple of civilizations, it's something of an honor if they ban one of your books. Noam Chomsky has reason to be proud.
Sunday, October 25, 2009 The Shame of Diego Garcia (3 comments)
Do the ends justify any means? Apparently they did when the Navy wanted to convert a sleepy island in the Indian Ocean into a formidable naval base, the kind from which it could launch wars.
Monday, October 19, 2009 Obama Steps Up Killer Drone Raids Despite Civilian Deaths (4 comments)
President Obama is at the helm of an expanded assassination program---an activity the U.S. deplored only a few short years ago. The targets may be those the Pentagon and CIA define as bad guys but apparently scores, or hundreds, of civilians are being killed as well. Obama has greatly ramped up the killings George W. Bush began. Obama began sanctioning CIA strikes his 3rd day in office. Change we can believe in?
Friday, October 9, 2009 Newspaper Decline Traced To Wide Illiteracy
With 50 million illiterate and semi-literate Americans why should anyone be surprised newspapers are losing circulation and so few households purchase even one book a year?
Friday, October 9, 2009 TV's Use of "Embeds" In War Slammed By War Correspondent (3 comments)
What American viewers got from embedded reporters with U.S. troops in Iraq was color commentary, not reporting, a veteran war correspondent and Pulitzer Prize-winner says.
Friday, September 25, 2009 Non-Violent Responses To War Must Be Considered (5 comments)
What, oh what is to be done about the Pentagon war machine? Is the non-violent response the answer? Would it work in disputes between nations as it did in India and America?
Sunday, September 20, 2009 What Individuals Can Do To Oppose Warfare State (11 comments)
As more Americans realize they are not getting anywhere at the polls, they are considering other forms of protesting the warfare state. Here are some of them and some suggestions from the writer, who was involved in the civil rights movement in the Sixties.
Sunday, September 13, 2009 2 GOP Appointed Judges Shame America (1 comments)
Republicans like to claim they seek judicial appointments who will be strict constructionists, yet they appoint judges such as Silberman and Kavanaugh that ignore the basic human rights granted in the Constitution.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009 Americans Don't Seem To Mind "Surveillance Society" (3 comments)
Americans are under more surveillance by government and private entities yet they seem not to care that their precious civil liberties are being eroded. New technology "is giving the cops amazing reach..."
Saturday, September 5, 2009 Will Obama See Afghanistan's Children As He Does His Own? (3 comments)
Both George W. Bush and the late Mayor Richard J. Daley gave some good advice in their day. Time for President Obama to ponder their words.
Sunday, August 30, 2009 Rise of Mercenary Armies Imperil World, Peace Movement (1 comments)
Growing use of private armies not only menaces Iraq and Afghanistan but subverts the peace movement in the U.S. by simplifying the White House task when it comes to making war.
Friday, August 28, 2009 New Era Dawning For Animal Rights? (7 comments)
Rights of animals gaining ground nationally. There may be fewer Vick-type misadventures in the future.
Thursday, August 27, 2009 Prosecuting Bush and Cheney Could Spare Future Generations (3 comments)
Every president since Truman has abused the democratic process in the conduct of foreign affairs. As Eisenhower was not punished for the overthrow of Iran, Kennedy was not punished for the Bay of Pigs and LBJ was not punished for Viet Nam, ad nauseum. Putting Bush & Co. on trial now could save future generations from even more ghastly wars.
Monday, August 17, 2009 WINNERS AND LOSERS IN THE AMERICAN WARFARE STATE (4 comments)
Defense contractors and oil firm CEOs have made billions in profits from the U.S. invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq. The article looks at some of the winners and the many losers.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009 Panetta Seeks To Whitewash CIA Crimes (5 comments)
Leon Panetta does a disservice to fundamental justice by calling for a whitewash of the CIA's past crimes.
Sunday, August 2, 2009 Obama Says King Paved His Way, But King Would Reject Obama's Wars
In his July 16th speech to the NAACP, President Obama praised civil rights leaders of the past who paved his road to the White House. Yet, the majority of those leaders opposed the Viet Nam war and more than likely would condemn Obama's war in Afghanistan.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009 Time To Interrogate Dick Cheney (7 comments)
America needs to interrogate Dick Cheney on his alleged crimes in office not only to determine his guilt or innocence but to test whether this country still has a thirst for justice and the legal framework that supports it.
Friday, July 24, 2009 Bush, Cheney, Asked Lawyers For Illegal Advice (7 comments)
Could Al Capone or Lucky Luciano receive immunity for acting on their lawyers illegal advice when they told their lawyers what advice to give?
Wednesday, July 15, 2009 Congress to Probe CIA for Lying; What About Real Crimes? (5 comments)
Congress seems primed to probe the CIA for lying to its intelligence committees but will it probe the CIA's assassinations and torture?
Friday, July 10, 2009 U.S. Needs To Heed Arias on Latin Arms Buildup (1 comments)
Nobel Peace Prize winner Oscar Arias doesn't mention the U.S. role in supplying arms to destabilize Latin governments but the record is clear. The Pentagon will never stop supplying the death squads unless the American people take action.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009 Humor: Obama Has His Favored Criminals
You can get a good idea of who runs a country if you can identify those who are above the law. Fortunately, President Obama has already done that fo us. Humor column.
Tuesday, July 7, 2009 So-Called "Charitable" Hospitals Often Ain't (1 comments)
Surprise! Lots of hospitals that claim they are charitable hospitals are not providing much charitable care yet are in great financial health thanks to tax breaks.
Friday, July 3, 2009 Obama Has No Legal Authority For Afghan War (4 comments)
An authority on international law says President Obama has no authority either from Congress or the United Nations to step up the war in Afghanistan and is creating a humanitarian catastrophe in Pakistan as well.
Sunday, June 28, 2009 CIA Crucified Captive At Abu Ghraib (1 comments)
The CIA has crucified a prisoner at Abu Ghraib, according to a reliable source. This murder sets the cause of justice back two thousand years. At least Christ had a trial.
Saturday, June 27, 2009 Germany, 1939; America, 2009; And Perverted Science (12 comments)
The failure of the German peace movement in the Thirties cost Germany and the world much; the failure of the U.S. peace movement today may cost even more.
Thursday, June 25, 2009 CIA's Panetta Okays Renditions (6 comments)
Not only is the CIA's Leon Panetta not going to penalize Agency torturers, he says he will continue the illegal rendition program!
Tuesday, June 9, 2009 Two Colombian Generals Face Charges
Over the decades, U.S.-trained military officers from a variety of Latin American countries have been linked to a wide range of crimes, from mass murders and torture to drug trafficking and money-laundering. "Plan Colombia is fighting against drugs militarily at the same time it gives money to support palm, which is used by paramilitary mafias to launder money,"
Sunday, May 31, 2009 Is Obama Truly Serious About Ending Failed "War On Drugs"? (13 comments)
By legalizing drugs, the way the country legalized alcohol in the Thirties, the government could deal a sharp blow to the drug cartels just as it did to Al Capone and other organized crime moonshiners that supplied the speakeasies.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Liberals Feel Betrayed By Obama (17 comments)
After sweating to elect him, America's liberals feel betrayed by President Obama's plan to restart military tribunals, which he denounced during his election campaign. And that's not all.
Thursday, May 21, 2009 Obama Expands the American Warfare State (13 comments)
Obama's new $664 billion Pentagon budget is $21 billion higher (four percent) than the final Bush budget. It includes $65 billion for Afghanistan and $61 billion for Iraq. Why?
Tuesday, May 12, 2009 Will Nation that Housed 425,000 Nazis in WWII Reject Gitmo Detainees? (4 comments)
How America has grown more fearful and intolerant since World War II, when it took in 425,000 German prisoners of war, many of them dedicated Nazis from General Erwin Rommel's Afrika Korps that surrendered to Eisenhower's forces in April, 1943! The treatment the Germans received in the United States then was the precise opposite of what Muslim and Arab captives have suffered under the Bush administration.
Monday, April 20, 2009 Obama Love Letter To CIA Distorts Historical Record (4 comments)
President Obama's "love letter" to CIA employees praising the Agency for its alleged accomplishments perverts the truth about its historical record of intelligence failures and violent revolutions and crimes.
Monday, March 30, 2009 Space Race Hikes Risk of Nuclear War (3 comments)
An unchecked race to militarize space is underway that is increasing the risk of an accidental nuclear war, an authority on space warfare says.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009 Solitary Confinement In U.S. Prisons Making Thousands Psychotic (4 comments)
Where's the public outcry over the use of prolonged solitary confinement in our State and federal prisons? This form of mental crucifixion is deliberately used to destroy human beings and has been condemned by human rights authorities, yet the American public goes on paying big bucks to enable politicians to impose it.
Sunday, March 22, 2009 Why Doesn't Obama Make Iraq The 51st State? (11 comments)
If Obama intends to keep 50,000 U.S. troops there indefinitely, why doesn't he make Iraq the 51st State?
Saturday, March 21, 2009 Document 20 Bush War Crimes Against Children (3 comments)
If for no other reason, President Bush needs to be held accountable for the torture of children by U.S. forces in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Saturday, March 14, 2009 "Where's My Million Dollars?" Swindled Senior Asks (4 comments)
Thousands of elderly Americans are being swindled by high pressure salesmen telling them they've won hundreds of thousands, or millions, of dollars. Jason's sad story shows how the con works.
Thursday, February 26, 2009 Would You Go To Jail To Protest Torture? (4 comments)
American priest who went to jail to protest torture said he never felt closer to God.
Sunday, February 22, 2009 Books For Americans That Tell It Like It Is (8 comments)
USA still has courageous book publishers that will print the works of authors that challenge the Establishment. Here are a dozen recent books of this sort.
Friday, February 20, 2009 Needless ABA Requirements Drive Up Law School Costs
ABA requirements of law schools are driving up costs and tuitions, so that a legal education today increasingly is for the white and the wealthy.
Thursday, February 19, 2009 CIA, Beyond Redemption & Should Be Terminated (2 comments)
President Truman signed the National Security Act of 1947 with misgivings. He feared the CIA might turn into a Gestapo---and he was right. After 60 years of failure and fascist-type operations the Agency needed to be abolished.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009 Inside America's Biological Warfare Center (2 comments)
Q. and A. with Barry Kissin, leading citizen-activist protesting the reckless germ warfare policies of the U.S. government.
Saturday, February 14, 2009 Failure To Supply Simple Earplugs Cost GIs Hearing (2 comments)
One in 10 U.S. veterans of the fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan have suffered hearing loss, in part due to the failure of the Bush regime to provide earplugs.
Sunday, February 8, 2009 The U.S.S. Cole Families & Abd Al-Rahim Al-Nashiri
If President Obama fails to prosecute those responsible for torture he will signal the world he believes Americans are a master race above the law.
Thursday, February 5, 2009 Does SEC's Failure To Unmask Madoff Make It Liable? (2 comments)
Are the U.S. taxpayers going to get stuck with the bill for the Madoff swindle because of the SEC's oversight failure?
Sunday, February 1, 2009 Housing Crisis Pushing Up Homelessness (5 comments)
While President Bush drove millions of Iraqis out of their homes, his neglect of housing at home was creating a like situation. Now the housing crisis is making matters worse.
Saturday, January 31, 2009 Time For U.S. And Japan To Get Out Of Okinawa (1 comments)
World War Two's been over for 60 years but the U.S. still clings to Okinawa, site of a vast complex of military bases.
Friday, January 30, 2009 Lack of Data on Medical Outcomes Held Threat To Public Health (2 comments)
Neither the public nor the medical profession can properly assess the quality of the medical care delivery system---but that is starting to change.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009 USA Today Says Bush Prosecutors Driven by "Revenge" (12 comments)
USA Today editorial contributor Ross Baker decries the posse forming up to bring Bush to justice as motivated by "hate" and "blood lust." Here's a closer look at Baker's argument.
Saturday, January 24, 2009 Notes From The American Lunatic Asylum (15 comments)
Americans have lived with government-spawned lies and delusions for so long they don't know their place of residence is a nut house. Go to Sweden and ask any person on the street whether terrorists have it in for them because they are envious of Sweden's democracy. See what kind of look you get.
Monday, January 19, 2009 The Coming Fight Over EFCA (2 comments)
EFCA will help level the playing field for labor organizers if Congress enacts it. Trouble is, short-sighted employers such as Wal-Mart don't recognize it's in their best interests and will make them more profitable.
Sunday, January 11, 2009 Obama May Let CIA Torturers Walk (29 comments)
On the greatest moral issue facing the nation---that of torture---President Obama has signaled the CIA its officials and operatives will not be held responsible for their crimes.
Friday, January 9, 2009 Bush, Aides, Rejected Anti-Torture Warnings
President Bush and his top aides received numerous warnings that their torture policies were war crimes, but ignored them. Here's Report that will be basis of Complaint submitted to the Obama Administration in near future.
Sunday, December 21, 2008 Time To Remove Hoover's Name From FBI Building (4 comments)
No president would fire J. Edgar Hoover and it seems none will expunge his name from the FBI building, either, unless, of course, it is really time for a change?
Monday, December 15, 2008 Obama Should Drop Plans For Afghan War Escalation (5 comments)
The more bombs the U.S. drops in Afghanistan, the more it is hated. And why destroy a country and kill thousands of civilians to get at a handful of terrorists, assuming bin Laden actually did mastermind the 9/11 strike, for which there is no definite proof. Better to send in the Peace Corps and spend the money on reconstruction, not destruction.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008 Federal Judges In N.C., VA, Invoke Secrecy To Conceal Torture (1 comments)
Two Federal judges named by President Reagan invoked secrecy rulings to prevent plaintiffs from obtaining evidence of torture by Bush regime officials.
Friday, December 5, 2008 Why Those Pearl Harbor Conspiracy Theories Ain't So (8 comments)
Step back and look at the big picture of events in 1941 to understand why those conspiracy theories about Pearl Harbor just ain't so. Many attacks appear to be politically motivated, charging liberal president FDR with treason but remaining silent about General Douglas MacArthur, who, knowing of the attack on Pearl Harbor, did not order his air force into action!
Thursday, December 4, 2008 Slavery, American-Style, Must Be Abolished! (15 comments)
Millions of American workers are working two and three jobs and being paid so poorly they can't get ahead. President-elect Obama would do well to concentrate on helping them rise out of poverty. Lifting 50-million Americans out of poverty would solve a lot of problems on Wall Street and Detroit.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008 7 Law School Deans Rip Accreditor American Bar Assn.
Law school accreditor American Bar Association is criticized by law school deans for stifling innovation and driving up law school costs.
Sunday, November 30, 2008 Pentagon Recruiters Target Afro And Hispanic Kids (4 comments)
Not exactly flooded with determined citizens ready to fight to defend their country, the Pentagon has turned to strategically recruiting African-American and Hispanic kids to fight in its war of aggression.
Saturday, November 29, 2008 No Child Left Behind "Trojan Horse" For Pentagon Recruiters
No Child Left Behind was enacted early in the Bush administration and it gave military recruiters unprecedented access to the public school population. Did the Bush Gang know then they were going to make a war and had they decided to fill the ranks from the poor and minorities rather than reinstitute the draft? One wonders.
Friday, November 28, 2008 Pentagon Recruits Kids Under 17, Violating UN Protocol (7 comments)
Hard-up Pentagon recruiters are actually propagandizing children as young as 13 to join the military, in violation of the Senate's 2002 ratification of a UN Protocol banning such conduct.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008 Federal Judges' Junkets To Spas Raises Ethical Issues
If the Federal judiciary appears to be to the right of Herbert Hoover maybe it's because they owe a few favors to Corporate America.
Sunday, November 23, 2008 Pentagon Stiffs Families of Dead and Wounded Vets (5 comments)
Among the hidden costs of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars are those that are being borne by families of the dead and wounded.
Saturday, November 22, 2008 Viet Nam, Iraq, And The Wires (1 comments)
Wire services need to be free of jingoist pressures to report the news accurately. If multinationals can tell their home governments to go to hell, the wires must do the same.
Monday, November 17, 2008 Bush War Makes Life in Iraq "Unbearable" (7 comments)
Considering that the U.S. made the war that has ruined Iraq, why should the Iraqis be asked to pay the bill for any of the reconstruction?
Saturday, November 15, 2008 Bush, Burma, & An Effective UN (2 comments)
The misery of the peoples of Burma and Iraq under the heel of tyrants have something in common.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008 How Iraq War Sucked Billions Out of Rhode Island Economy
Americans are waking up to how their investment in the war in Iraq---for which they get nothing back but coffins---could have been better spent, according to the National Priorities Project.
Saturday, November 8, 2008 U.S., Allies, Torture Kids in Iraqi Prisons (4 comments)
Bush occupying forces and their Iraqi allies have held more than 6,000 childrens captive, and some of them reportedly have been raped, tortured, and otherwise abused. It may take a generation to wash the American flag clean of the Bush-Cheney stains.
Thursday, November 6, 2008 President-elect Obama: Close Down Guantanamo! (9 comments)
If he is the humanitarian he appears to be, President-elect Obama will move early to close down Guantanamo prison.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008 The Night America Wept For Joy (2 comments)
Obama's victory was long in coming and the challenge he faces may be as great as that faced by Lincoln on taking office. Obama has demonstrated he can bring America together but can he cleanse it of the crimes of the Bush regime?
Tuesday, October 28, 2008 Is George W. Bush Sane? (54 comments)
Verdict of history may be that President Bush not entirely sane.
Monday, October 27, 2008 Judge Changes Pension Plans of Older Retirees So They Get Less (2 comments)
How a conservative judge changed pension plan arrangements so that retiring workers are being deprived of the full benefits of a lifetime of loyalty to their employers
