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LARGEST PENSION FUNDS; PART 12 OF 25

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    K mart Corp.

    ($ millions)

    Total assets2,563

    Defined benefit1,411

    401(k)1,152

    Internally managed assets:

    Defined benefit530

    Hedging devices used:

    Managed futures

    Defined benefit asset mix:

    Stocks61%

    Fixed income35%

    Cash equivalents2%

    Real estate equity2%

    Defined contribution asset mix:

    Company stock45%

    Other stock10%

    GICs/BICs45%

    TROY, Mich. - As of Sept. 30, K mart Corp.'s total employee benefit assets increased 8.1% from a year earlier. Defined benefit assets increased 8.2% during the same period; defined contribution assets increased 7.8%.

    Equity managers: Domestic - Alliance Capital; American Funds Group; Brown Capital; Capital Guardian; Dimensional Fund Advisors; NCM Capital; Twentieth Century Investors.

    International - Brinson Partners.

    Fixed-income managers: BEA Associates; Federated Investors; Putnam Cos.

    Real estate managers: Equitable; JMB.

    The master trustee and global custodian is National Bank of Detroit.

    Key personnel overseeing the investment management of the fund are Bill Camp, portfolio manager, and Terry Roth, investment analyst.

    Kaiser Permanente

    ($ millions)

    Total assets4,290

    Defined benefit3,343

    Total defined contribution947

    |401(k)263

    |Thrift/savings471

    |403(b)213

    Employer DB contributions147

    Benefit payments56

    Employer DC contributions28

    Internally managed assets:

    Defined contribution30

    Defined benefit asset mix:

    Stocks.60%

    Fixed income.31%

    Cash equivalents.9%

    Defined contribution asset mix:

    Other stock.27%

    Fixed income.12%

    GICs/BICs.50%

    Cash equivalents.11%

    OAKLAND, Calif. - As of Sept. 30, Kaiser Permanente's total employee benefit assets increased 30.6% from a year earlier. Defined benefit assets increased 32.5% during the same period; defined contribution assets increased 24.3%.

    Equity managers: Fred Alger; Cooke & Bieler; Delaware; Essex; Geewax, Terker; Husic; MacKay-Shields; Neuberger & Berman; Wells Fargo Nikko.

    Fixed-income managers: Criterion; Miller Anderson & Sherrerd; Payden & Rygel; T. Rowe Price; Loomis, Sayles.

    The master trustees are Bankers Trust and Bank of America.

    Key personnel overseeing the investment management of the fund are Janice K. Murphy, vice president and treasurer, and Johann Koo, pension investment coordinator.

    Kansas Public Employees'

    Retirement System

    ($ millions)

    Total assets5,322

    Defined benefit5,322

    Employer DB contributions125

    Benefit payments229

    Internally managed assets:

    Defined benefit22

    Hedging devices used:

    Stock options

    Bond options

    Stock index futures

    Fixed-income futures

    Defined benefit asset mix:

    Stocks.45%

    Fixed income39%

    Cash equivalents.7%

    Real estate equity.7%

    Direct placements.2%

    TOPEKA, Kan. - As of Sept. 30, the Kansas Public Employees' Retirement System total employee benefit assets increased 13.5% from a year earlier. All assets are defined benefit.

    Equity managers: Domestic - Brinson; Capital Guardian; Pilgrim Baxter Greig; Provident Investment; Wells Fargo Nikko.

    International - Alliance Capital; Nomura Capital.

    Fixed-income managers: Domestic - Loomis, Sayles; PIMCO; Payden & Rygel; Wells Fargo Nikko.

    International - Julius Baer.

    Real estate managers: Equitable; L&B; O'Connor.

    Other managers: Morris-Anderson; Pacholder Associates.

    The master custodian and global custodian is Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co; the investment consultant is William M. Mercer.

    Key personnel overseeing the investment management of the fund are Elizabeth B.A. Miller, investment officer; David Westphal, direct placement investment officer; Robert Schau, real estate investment officer; and Scott Peppard, investment analyst.

    Kentucky Retirement

    Systems

    ($ millions)

    Total assets5,000

    Defined benefit5,000

    Employer DB contributions183

    Benefit payments197

    Internally managed assets:

    Defined benefit2,443

    Defined benefit asset mix:

    Stocks62%

    Fixed income16%

    Cash equivalents12%

    Mortgages4%

    Real estate equity6%

    FRANKFORT, Ky. - As of Sept. 30, the Kentucky Retirement Systems total employee benefit assets increased 12.3% from a year earlier. All assets are defined benefit.

    Equity managers: Investment Advisers; Investment Counselors/Md.

    Fixed-income managers: Barksdale; Lincoln National Asset.

    Real estate managers: Heitman; TCW; Yarmouth.

    The master custodian is Farmers Bank & Capital Trust Co.; the investment consultant is William M. Mercer.

    Key personnel overseeing investment management of the fund are Pamala S. Johnson, general manager, and Marlene A. Castle, investment officer.

    Kentucky Teachers'

    Retirement System

    ($ millions)

    Total assets5,858

    Defined benefit5,858

    Employer DB contributions281

    Benefit payments282

    Internally managed assets:

    Defined benefit1,835

    Defined benefit asset mix:

    Stocks35.9%

    Fixed income52.8%

    Cash equivalents8.3%

    Real estate equity1.1%

    Mortgages1.9%

    FRANKFORT, Ky. - As of Sept. 30, the Kentucky Teachers' Retirement System's total employee benefit assets increased 13.2% from a year earlier. All assets are defined benefit.

    Equity managers: Brinson; INVESCO, Todd; Wellington.

    Fixed-income managers: National Asset; Todd.

    The master custodian is Farmers Bank; the investment consultant is Becker, Burke.

    Key personnel overseeing the investment management of the fund are Pat Miller, executive secretary, and Stuart Reagan, deputy executive secretary-investments.

    Eli Lilly & Co.

    ($ millions)

    Total assets*3,118

    Defined benefit1,618

    Thrift/savings1,500

    *From Money Market Directory

    INDIANAPOLIS - Eli Lilly & Co.'s employee benefit assets totaled $3.18 billion as of June 30, according to Money Market Directory.

    Lockheed Corp.

    ($ millions)

    Total assets*11,646

    Defined benefit8,114

    Total defined contribution3,532

    *as of July 1, 1993

    Hedging devices used:

    Bond options

    Stock index futures

    Fixed-income futures

    CALABASAS, Calif. - As of July 1, Lockheed Corp.'s total employee benefit assets increased 17% from Sept. 30, 1992. Defined benefit assets increased 22% during the same period; defined contribution assets increased 6%.

    Managers: Alliance Capital; Anhalt/O'Connell; Bankers Trust; Capital Guardian; Chancellor; DSI International; Delaware Investment; Delta; First Interstate Bank of Washington; Hotchkis & Wiley; Investment Research; Karsten Associates; Lombard Odier; Mellon Bank; J.P. Morgan; Pacific Financial Research; Payden & Rygel; RREEF; Fayez Sarofim; Smith Barney;

    TCW Asset; TCW Global; UBS Asset; Western Asset; and Westwood.

    The master trustee and global custodian is Bankers Trust.

    Key personnel overseeing the investment management of the fund are George C. Weintz, investment counsel, and David C. Toth, manager of trust investment.

    Los Angeles City

    Employees' Retirement

    System

    ($ millions)

    Total assets3,899

    Defined benefit3,899

    Employer DB contributions171

    Benefit payments196

    Internally managed assets:

    Defined benefit108

    Hedging devices used:

    Stock index futures

    Fixed-income futures

    Defined benefit asset mix:

    Stocks50.8%

    Fixed income42.9%

    Cash equivalents2.8%

    Real estate equity3.5%

    LOS ANGELES - As of Sept. 30, the Los Angeles City Employees' Retirement System's total employee benefit assets increased 15.5% from a year earlier. All assets are defined benefit.

    Equity managers: Domestic - Ariel; Bankers Trust; Bond, Procope; Chancellor; Fiduciary Trust; Galleon; Loomis; RhumbLine; Valenzuela.

    International - Baillie Gifford; Morgan Stanley; State Street; Templeton.

    Fixed-income managers: Bankers Trust; WR Lazard; Lincoln Capital; Loomis; Smith Graham.

    Real estate managers: AEW; LaSalle; L&B; O'Connor; RREEF; TA Associates; TCW Realty.

    The master custodian and global custodian is Northern Trust; the investment consultant is Asset Strategy Consulting.

    Key personnel overseeing the investment management of the investment management of the fund are Oscar Peters, manager; Dan Galagher, chief investment officer; and Wayne Ige, investment director.

    Los Angeles County

    Retirement Plans

    ($ millions)

    Total assets15,541

    Defined benefit14,182

    Total defined contribution1,359

    |401(k)268

    |4571,091

    Employer DB contributions539

    Benefit payments647

    Employer DC contributions25

    Internally managed assets:

    Defined contribution22

    Hedging devices used:

    Stock index futures

    Fixed-income futures

    Defined benefit asset mix:

    Stocks55%

    Fixed income38%

    Real estate equity4%

    Other3%

    Defined contribution asset mix:

    Other stock19.6%

    Fixed income4.8%

    GICs/BICs65.9%

    Cash equivalents9.7%

    LOS ANGELES - As of Sept. 30, the Los Angeles County Retirement Plans' defined benefit assets increased 10.4% from a year earlier. The defined contribution assets weren't included in the previous survey.

    Equity managers: Domestic - Bankers Trust; Delta; Fidelity Investment; INVESCO MIM; Loomis, Sayles; Miller Anderson; Stein Roe; TSA; Morgan Stanley; Pilgrim, Baxter, Grieg; Putnam; State Street Bank; Weiss, Peck & Greer.

    International - Morgan Grenfell; Prudential Asia; Schroder Capital; UBS Asset; UBS Phillips.

    Fixed-income managers: Domestic - Bradford & Marzec; Brown Brothers; Criterion; MacKay-Shields; MFS; Miller Anderson; MetLife; Pacific Mutual Life; Protective Life; TCW Asset.

    International - Brinson; J.P. Morgan; Morgan Grenfell.

    Global balanced managers: Capital Guardian.

    Real estate managers: Equitable; Heitman; JMB; Jones, Lang Wootton; L&B Real Estate; PSI; RREEF; Sentinel; Shurgard; T.A. Associates; Trammell Crow; TCW Realty.

    Alternative Assets: Churchill Capital; Copley Venture; GKH; Kidd Kamm; Kleiner Perkins; Oak Investment; Prudential Equity Investors; Sevin Rosen; Summit; Syndicated Communications; TA Communications; E.M. Warburg, Pincus; Whitman Heffernan & Rhein.

    Cash managers: Bankers Trust.

    Other managers: Great Western Bank; Sears Savings Bank.

    The master custodian for the defined benefit plan is Bank of America; the global custodian is Chase Manhattan; the investment consultants for the defined benefit plan are Callan Associates; Frank Russell; Townsend; Chancellor Capital; and Institutional Shareholders Services.

    Key personnel overseeing the investment management of the defined benefit fund are Sheldon Lieberman, chief investment officer; Joseph Carieri, senior investment officer, fixed income; and Andrew Warner, senior investment officer, real estate. Teh key person overseeing the defined contribution plan is Sandra Davis, county treasurer .

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