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March 30, 2007

Massachusetts Board Awards Higher Pensions to College Presidents

The Massachusetts Board of Retirement granted requests on Thursday to raise the pensions of several current and former public-college presidents who had sought more money to match what a court had awarded to a former University of Massachusetts system president, William M. Bulger, last fall, the Associated Press reported today. —Andrew Mytelka

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