Following years of consternation about whether Cook County's two main pension funds would fulfill its obligations to its 39,000 employees and retirees, county leaders are saying they are on track to reform.A pair of moves within the past year has freed up access to more pools of cash to help shore up the county's long-underfunded pensions, though fiscal experts say the county will have to be careful not to overcorrect and tie their hands on spending for other needs.
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