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G.M. further emulated Wall Street by creatively finessing its balance sheets, moving its health care liabilities for retirees off its books (into a trust) to cosmetically enhance its appearance of fiscal health.

"We can't be talking about destroying retirement plans or throwing retirees off of health care or freezing their benefits if we don't even know what is the real true debt and status of those plans," Schaitberger said.

Mr. Cambareri is the head professional at the Saxon Woods Golf Course in Scarsdale, and depends for much of his livelihood on the number of retirees, off-duty workers and hooky-playing executives who come to his course during the golf-playing months of the year.

Everyone includes a laid-off lawyer who started delivering pizzas in January, the retirees dozing off in the front, the husband and wife hippie duo dressed for Woodstock, and the students behind me playing BrickBreaker on their iPhones.

Advocates of personal accounts said their approach would leave retirees better off than under any other option, including doing nothing.

Alan V. Reuther, legislative director of the United Automobile Workers, said that the bill "would make millions of retirees worse off by encouraging companies to drop their prescription drug coverage for senior citizens".

Contrast the new austerity for retirees, laid-off workers, and homeowners facing foreclosure with the unbridled generosity lavished upon corporate American during the worst days of the financial crisis.

Instead, why not offer an incentive to well-off retirees to forgo social security benefits?

"They come out and see these guys struggling," the second official said of the chaotic scene that confronted the retiree and off-duty city officer.

Even the white-haired retirees who came off a cruise ship moored behind the Convention Center stood and cheered.

Some retirees are holding off on taking their required minimum distributions to find out what happens with this law.