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2004年9月2日

作者:
Gilbert Chan, Sacramento Bee

CalSTRS leery of contractor [USA, Iraq]

The California State Teachers' Retirement System ratcheted up pressure Wednesday on military contractor CACI International Inc., urging the company's board to investigate the conduct of executives and interrogators in the Iraqi prison scandal. At the same time, CalSTRS, the nation's third-largest public pension fund, took steps that could lead to divesting its holdings in the beleaguered company...A CACI spokeswoman declined comment Wednesday...In recent weeks, the company has strongly defended its work in Iraq and said its employees have acted responsibly. [also refers to California Public Employees' Retirement System (Calpers)]