The plan would save an estimated $354 million in 1988.

Our plan would save more than 5,500 jobs and raise rates only 1 percent.

It said the plan could save consumers $1.6 billion over four years.

In all, the Government estimated that the plan would save about $18 billion.

But how this plan would actually save money is never explained.

The report said the plan would save customers $9 a month, for 10 years.

The company said the plan would save $200 million a year by 2000.

Such a plan would save lives and even money in the long run.

The plan itself saved $4 million, or about 1 percent in total drug costs, that year.

The union says the new plan will save owners more than that figure.