Port Authority's liberal retirement system adds to money problems

Port Authority's liberal retirement system adds to money problems Internal Revenue Service records show that William W. Millar received $348,353 in salary and $110,183 in deferred compensation in 2004 as president/chief executive officer of the Washington, D.C.-based American Public Transportation Association.

At the same time, the Port Authority of Allegheny County sent him a $5,258 monthly pension check and paid for his health, vision, dental and prescription insurance even though he left as authority CEO more than a decade ago.