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Chris Scott, a retired member of Teamsters Local 41 in Kansas City, made his point in frustration at a US Treasury event to air complaints about proposed cuts to pensions from the Central States Pension Fund. The fund is grossly underfunded and cuts are the fund's idea to rescue the fund. The Treasury appointed a special master Kenneth Feinberg, who was in Kansas City at Bartle Hall to listen to the union members.
David Eulitt
deulitt@kcstar.com
Kenneth Feinberg, a special master appointed by the U.S. Treasury, answered questions from union members on Tuesday evening at Bartle Hall during a U.S. Treasury event to air complaints about proposed cuts to pensions from the Central States Pension Fund. The fund is grossly underfunded and cuts are the fund's idea to rescue the fund.
David Eulitt
deulitt@kcstar.com
Gloria Daniels, right, a member of Teamsters Local 41 in Kansas City, shook the hand of special master Kenneth Feinberg, left, for listening to her concerns at a US Treasury event for complaints about proposed cuts to pensions from the Central States Pension Fund. The fund is grossly underfunded and cuts are the fund's idea to rescue the fund. The Treasury appointed special master Kenneth Feinberg, who was in Kansas City at Bartle Hall Tuesday evening to listen to the union members.
David Eulitt
deulitt@kcstar.com
Approximately 750 Teamsters union workers and retirees filled a meeting room at Bartle Hall to capacity on Tuesday evening at a U.S. Treasury event to air complaints about proposed cuts to pensions from the Central States Pension Fund. The fund is grossly underfunded and cuts are the fund's idea to rescue the fund. The Treasury appointed a special master Kenneth Feinberg, who was in Kansas City at Bartle Hall to listen to the union members.
David Eulitt
deulitt@kcstar.com
Bob Hrdy, with Teamsters Union 554 in Omaha, Nebraska, videotaped the testimony of fellow union members presenting their objections on Tuesday evening at a U.S. Treasury event to air complaints about proposed cuts to pensions from the Central States Pension Fund. The fund is grossly underfunded and cuts are the fund's idea to rescue the fund. The Treasury appointed a special master Kenneth Feinberg, who was in Kansas City at Bartle Hall to listen to the union members.
David Eulitt
deulitt@kcstar.com
Kenneth Feinberg, a special master appointed by the U.S. Treasury, answered questions from union members on Tuesday evening at Bartle Hall during a U.S. Treasury event to air complaints about proposed cuts to pensions from the Central States Pension Fund. The fund is grossly underfunded and cuts are the fund's idea to rescue the fund.
David Eulitt
deulitt@kcstar.com
U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II, second from left, listened to approximately 750 Teamsters union workers and retirees at Bartle Hall on Tuesday evening at a U.S. Treasury event to air complaints about proposed cuts to pensions from the Central States Pension Fund. The fund is grossly underfunded and cuts are the fund's idea to rescue the fund. The Treasury appointed a special master Kenneth Feinberg, who was in Kansas City at Cleaver's request to listen to the union members.
David Eulitt
deulitt@kcstar.com
Dewey Byrd, a retired member of Teamsters Local 41 in Kansas City, wore his Teamsters jacket to a US Treasury event Tuesday evening to air complaints about proposed cuts to pensions from the Central States Pension Fund. The fund is grossly underfunded and cuts are the fund's idea to rescue the fund. The Treasury appointed a special master Kenneth Feinberg, who was in Kansas City at Bartle Hall to listen to the union members.
David Eulitt
deulitt@kcstar.com
Approximately 750 Teamsters union workers and retirees filled a meeting room at Bartle Hall to capacity on Tuesday evening at a U.S. Treasury event to air complaints about proposed cuts to pensions from the Central States Pension Fund. The fund is grossly underfunded and cuts are the fund's idea to rescue the fund. The Treasury appointed a special master Kenneth Feinberg, who was in Kansas City at Bartle Hall to listen to the union members.
David Eulitt
deulitt@kcstar.com
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