Special News Broadcast recorded from NBC Evening News for Saturday, Jul 27, 1985

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Title: White Paper Abstract: NBC New Special "The Biggest Lump Of Money In The World" re: impact and pervasiveness of pension funds pension funds hosted by Steve Delaney. Details unintended consequences of pension reform of 1974. Interviews with Michael Gordon; unnamed workers denied pensions; Robert Monks, former senator; Robert Kirby, capital guardian; David Williams, Alliance Money Management House; Jane Mac, portfolio manager; Alisha Mannell, Senior Vice President Federal Reserve Bank of Boston; Steven Kroll, E.F. Hutton & Co.; Dean LeBaron, Batterymarch Financial Management; Jesse Unruh, California State Treasurer; Tom Aceituno, represents workers; Henry Parker, Treasurer of Connecticut; Barbara Parker, consultant; Marty Ura, worker; Dennis Walton, invested pension money; and Darrell Feder, lawyer for Walton. Statements from William C. Douce, Phillips Petroleum Co.; Ivan Boesky, corporate raider; T. Boone Pickens, corporate raider; Carl Icon, corporate raider; and unnamed private investors. Begin Time: 09:00:00 pm End Time: 10:00:00 pm TVN Record Number: 659598 Copyright: Abstract and Metadata (c) 1985-2009 Vanderbilt University More Information: Contact the staff of the Archive.

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