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Washington — The U.S. Supreme Court said Tuesday it won’t hear the case of former Delphi Corp. salaried workers who fought for more than a decade in court to restore their pensions. The high court handed down a list of orders Tuesday morning that denied the Delphi retirees’ request that the justices take up their case, letting stand a ruling by the 6th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals upholding the government termination of their pension plans. The decision will likely be a great disappointment for the non-union retirees of the former General Motors Corp. parts unit who had asked the justices last summer to review the case — and won the support of attorneys general from seven states including Michigan.
