Under current projections, Social Security will run short of money to pay promised benefits starting in 2038.

Under current projections the cost-of-living increases for these programs would be about 4 percent in 1988.

Under current projections, it will stay that way until 2025.

Under current projections, 512 is expected to be exhausted by the end of 2013.

However, under current projections, 386 will remain in its noncontiguous state beyond 2030.

Under current projections, by 2037 it will be able to pay out only 75 percent in benefits.

Attendance for the 1989 summer season was slightly under projections, company spokesmen concede.

By 2016, under current projections, Social Security will need to draw on its holdings of government bonds to pay benefits.

Under current projections, however, 618 is expected to "exhaust" by 2016.

Under current projections, 843 will run out of numbers in 2015, by which time an additional split or an overlay will likely be necessary.