Article: Auto bailout.(LETTERS)(Letter to the editor)

Byline: THE WASHINGTON TIMES

The basic problem for the Big Three auto companies is to reorganize their companies and products to be competitive.

Following are suggestions for solving that problem: Management compensation should be reasonable and competitive; employee wages and fringe benefits should be reasonable and comparable to those of other autoworkers; retirement should be a 401K plan; health insurance should be 80 percent company-paid and 20 percent employee-paid and only cover major medical expenses; products should be downsized to three models; bond holders should trade for common stock at 30 percent value; government should provide a total of ...

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