It depends. You would need your tax records from the date you retired to know if you did take the deduction. Also, only you and the retirement plan administrators know your contributions during the required timeframe (July 1, 1987 - December 31, 1989. You should be able to get the records from them if you no longer have them.
Without any proof of your contributions, for the period Georgia (GA) did not adopt conformity to the federal law, it's not likely a deduction would be allowed.
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