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It would increase pensions for lawmakers by the same percentage.

In July 1968, he made his first speech since going deaf – typically to introduce a bill to increase pensions for disabled people.

Yale granted its largest union, representing 2,900 clerical workers, raises of 44percentt over eight years and agreed to a richer pension formula that will increase pensions for most future retirees by 80percentt or more.

She was forced to defend herself for missing a vote of crucial importance to the city's sizable gay and lesbian community, to extend benefits to domestic partners, for voting to increase pensions for city workers and for opposing a tax increase that ended furloughs for police officers and firefighters enacted last year.

The UPS pension scheme would have increased pensions for its workers by an average of 50%.

But Mr. Berg, president of the Realty Advisory Board, which bargains for the apartment house owners, said the two sides have moved closer together on one of the union's principal demands, increasing pensions for the 26,000 doormen, janitors and elevator operators who work in the apartment buildings.

"IUE-CWA has met its goals of safeguarding affordable health insurance and substantially increasing pensions for our members," said IUE-CWA President Edward Fire Edward Fire.

The Liberal Democrats have already indicated that they will make additional demands for their cooperation that may prove more than Mr. Noda can swallow, like scrapping prized elements of his party's efforts to increase pension benefits for the poor or dissolving Parliament for a new election.

He promises to double milk handouts to rural villages, offer farm insurance to the poor potato growers, pave roads to link the villages to the cities, increase pensions and raise salaries for teachers, police officers and health workers.

The measure would also increase pension benefits for the families of civilian city workers who died in the attack.

The city's efforts to cut local taxes are being threatened by the State Legislature's proposal to increase pension benefits for city government workers, the Giuliani administration and City Council leaders say.