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A unanimous ruling by the Connecticut Supreme Court is bound to have lawyers for municipalities and unions scrutinizing old bargaining agreements under a magnifying glass. The court found Sept. 30 that Waterbury's retired firefighters and their widows aren't entitled to the specific health care benefits they won while working, but that they do have a vested right to "substantially commensurate" medical coverage.
October 08, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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