Over the holidays the Washington Post interrupted the good cheer to bring us “a preview of a U.S. without pensions.” Peter Whoriskey tells the story of 998 people who lost pension benefits when McDonnell Douglas closed a plant in Tulsa, Okla., in 1994. It’s a story that features bankruptcies, lost homes and long-deferred retirements. It’s
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