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Calif. State Employees Should Be Required to Work Until 65 to Collect Retirement Benefits
Keith Richman in the Orange County Register 
[Opinion] Feb. 27, 2007
Excerpt: In recent years, many state and local governments increased pension and retiree health care benefits with little public concern. Indeed, some public employees now retire at age 55 with generous benefits packages that often replace most of their working income and sometimes include full family medical coverage worth more than $500,000. These additional years of comfortable leisure come at time when private-sector baby boomers are working longer and living longer.
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